A crash in the desert. An alien in the basement. Three lives unravel. What they’ve found may be less dangerous than what it awakens.

In a near-future where memory and body are severed, humanity dissolves into machine-selves, repeating the same words until silence itself becomes the last command.

From highbrow debates to living-room arguments, one rug carries the absurd collapse of discourse across eras and egos.

In 1984 Los Angeles, an aspiring horror filmmaker and her stoner best friend stumble across a lost screenplay in the desert—what begins as a low-budget movie project spirals into a punk-fueled battle against exploitation, authorship, and the sleaze-drenched men who never thought they’d be challenged.

After his wife is killed in a senseless act of violence, a grieving man detaches from time and memory—drifting through silence, space, and hallucination in search of something to anchor him where love once lived.

After the woman he loves is killed in the 9/11 attacks, a covert government agent abandons his mission and turns on the system he once served—setting off a slow-burning collision with his powerful brother and unraveling the carefully constructed myths holding their lives, and the nation, together.

A charming but emotionally vacant man falls under the spell of a volatile woman whose love becomes both a drug and a weapon—until their twisted bond spirals into obsession, betrayal, and psychological collapse.

In the quiet aftermath of their son’s death, a grieving couple drifts through silence, distance, and memory as they struggle to reconnect—each word unspoken becoming its own kind of reckoning.

A privileged but emotionally hollow creative spirals into obsession, seduction, and self-erasure after a string of betrayals unravel his life—forcing him to confront the damage he’s caused and the identity he can no longer fake.

After being adopted into a wealthy white family, a resilient Black teenager must survive a home built on silence, performative love, and buried abuse—where being good means never being heard, and survival comes at the cost of identity.

During his senior year, a grief-stricken, guitar-slinging teen unleashes a raw, fourth-wall-breaking monologue—part performance, part self-destruction—channeling rage, lust, and identity collapse into a public reckoning with conformity, silence, and generational violence.

A grief-stricken psychologist turns an experimental lucid-dream anesthetic on himself to unearth the truth about his past—only to spiral into a collapsing maze of altered time, fractured identities, and horrors he can’t wake up from.

When a single act of compassion shatters his carefully built life, a successful man descends into a waking nightmare of paranoia, rage, and delusion—losing his grip on reality as the world he once controlled becomes a surreal reflection of his fractured mind.