Archie Adcock directs this chilling horror short that plunges viewers into a fractured reality. The film follows a protagonist, portrayed by Kev Adcock, who begins to experience terrifying gaps in their daily life, unable to distinguish between waking moments and haunting visions. As these episodes of dissociation intensify, the character is drawn into a sinister mystery involving a shadowy presence that seems to stalk them through their own home. Joined by Jo Adcock and Danny Bowyer, the narrative tightens around a family grappling with unseen forces, while Archie Adcock himself appears in a role that blurs the line between victim and perpetrator. The claustrophobic atmosphere is heightened by the eerie silence of empty rooms and the unsettling behavior of a loyal dog, played by Ted the Dog. With a runtime of just fourteen minutes, Dissociation delivers a compact, nerve-wracking experience that explores the terror of losing one's grip on reality, leaving audiences questioning what is real and what is a product of a fractured mind.