In this taut, eight-minute psychological thriller directed by Barakat, reality blurs as a tense encounter unfolds between two strangers. The film follows Sabri Shams-Eldin as a man whose quiet evening is shattered when he begins to suspect that his neighbor, played by Ahmed Ragab, can see things that no one else can. Driven by a growing paranoia and a desperate need for answers, the protagonist confronts the enigmatic neighbor, only to find that the line between perception and madness is razor-thin. As their conversation spirals into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse, each man must question what is truly real and what is merely a trick of the mind. The atmosphere crackles with suspense and unease, blending elements of horror and mystery to keep viewers on edge. With its claustrophobic setting and intense performances, this short film explores the terrifying possibility that the truth we see may not be the truth at all.