There is a state in which, despite your achievements, you feel as if you simply got lucky. By chance, fortune, cleverness, someone’s grace or naivety. And sooner or later they will discover that you’re not cut out for this.

“Impostors” is an attempt to confront the fear of being unmasked – the fear that all our accomplishments are undeserved, and that the image of our competence is nothing more than a façade. Five strangers initially share this fear in silence, unwilling to confirm the suspicions about themselves. In an atmosphere of dread, the carefully hidden secrets begin to surface, heralding an inevitable downfall. To live without impostor syndrome, do we simply need to… pretend we believe in ourselves? Or is the only consolation the realization that there are more of us “impostors” than we think?