LOGLINE

A severely depressed father enters the confines of his subconscious in an attempt to find a cure and return to his loved ones before he drowns in the violence of his own self-hatred.



GENRE AND TONE

A psychological thriller that takes a dark look at the realities of mental illness and its relation to love and survival (specifically depression and anxiety). Delving into the emotional turmoil that burns in our protagonist. This is all set to a backdrop of a hostage thriller.



NARRATIVE

To 'protect' his family and 'sacred love', Carson (32) locked himself following an incident, which causes his mental health to plummet. As months went by, his self-hatred and loneliness begin to disturb the fabric of his own reality. He's forced to take action against his oppressive subconscious for the sake of the love he used to know.



To the mentioned hostage thriller backdrop, Carson interrogates a row of figures in the desperate search for a mysterious suitcase. This suitcase will grant him "worthy" to return to his family. The figures take shapes of his father, his wife, and a man named John, the man Carson desires to be.



The film touches upon various themes such as unconditional love, the self, and survival.