What starts as a small, seemingly harmless trick quickly snowballs into an uncontrollable mess in Out, Gallae. When Gallae, a regular office worker, fakes gagging to skip restroom lines, she unintentionally sets off a chain reaction of misunderstandings. A mix of reality, deception, and simple missteps escalate as her colleagues mistake her condition for pregnancy—and later, a life-threatening illness.

As sympathy grows, so does the attention and special treatment she receives. But the moment the company faces bankruptcy, all concern for Gallae vanishes, exposing the self-interest-driven nature of people. Through sharp humor and satire, Out, Gallae explores how misinterpretations take on a life of their own and how easily priorities shift when personal stakes are involved.