Demon Butterfly

Set in the shiny, brutal corporate fashion industry, Demon Butterfly follows copywriter Elke after the egomaniacal CEO of her company, JP, asks her to write him an apology speech. He seeks public absolution after accusations of "inappropriate behavior" on set with models. Fueled by a pathological need for approval and fear she'll never be as successful as her music producer boyfriend or ex-friends with book deals, Elke writes the speech while turning a blind eye to the claims made against JP. And she's successful: JP faces little backlash, setting Elke's conscience on fire as she continues to navigate the fevered, absurd hustle of her job.

When a former model reaches out to Elke with disturbing and bizarre new information about JP and the company, Elke, whose personal life is on the brink of collapse, must reckon with everything she's sacrificed for a small slice of power. Will she make things right? Or continue climbing the ladder of a corrupt institution?

A workplace drama gleaming with sharp satire and offbeat humor, Demon Butterfly is a rare glimpse at the warping effect late-stage capitalism can have on the mind and morals of a career-driven young woman.