After a biotech field trial goes wrong, a fog of altered pheromones settles over a rural valley. The bees don’t just swarm—they listen. A grief‑numb EMT, a burned‑out beekeeper, and a teen podcaster with a knack for numbers piece together a pattern: taps on windows at 3:17 a.m., hexagon symbols burned into fence posts, and a hum that grows louder when you hold your breath.

Corridor lights flicker like fireflies; honey creeps up walls; a school gym becomes a humming nest. The suits don’t help—sound does. Whisper too long, and the Hive learns your name. To save the town, they must “de‑tune” the valley by silence and smoke, luring the queen to a dry well wired with candle wicks and courage. Final shot: the buzz stops… then answers from inside the radio.