In the taut, eleven-minute drama "Dose", director Kamran Mundey crafts an intense character study of a man pushed to his psychological limits. The film follows Harry Chambers as a man grappling with a profound personal crisis, whose desperate search for a solution leads him into a tense and uncertain encounter. He crosses paths with two other men, portrayed by Max Banks and Holden Stoot, whose own motivations and secrets complicate the already volatile situation. As the minutes tick away in real time, the characters engage in a high-stakes negotiation where every word and gesture carries immense weight. This gripping drama explores themes of desperation, morality, and the extreme lengths people will go to alter their reality, all unfolding within a single, claustrophobic location that amplifies the suspense. With a runtime matching the urgency of its plot, "Dose" delivers a potent and unsettling look at a life hanging in the balance.