In the unsettling short film Imago, a young woman, portrayed by Didi Romero, finds her reality fracturing during a tense and ordinary video call with her mother, played by Ada Luz Pla. What begins as a simple conversation quickly descends into a psychological nightmare as inexplicable digital glitches and eerie distortions invade the screen. Directed and written by Ariel Zengotita, this chilling horror piece masterfully exploits the modern anxiety of our digital connections, transforming a familiar setting into a conduit for profound dread. As the line between the virtual and the real blurs, the protagonist must confront a haunting presence that seems to be using the technology itself as a gateway. With a supporting cast including Denise Blasor and Josh Plasse, Imago crafts a claustrophobic atmosphere of mounting paranoia, exploring the terrifying possibility that what stares back from our screens may no longer be a reflection, but something else entirely.