In this taut, 13-minute psychological thriller directed by Jack Mahoney, a young woman named Sarah, played by Willow Glenn, finds her reality unraveling after a traumatic event leaves her unable to distinguish between waking life and vivid, haunting dreams. As she struggles to maintain her grip on sanity, she encounters a mysterious stranger, portrayed by Andre Kahn, who claims to exist in the same fractured state of consciousness. Together, they discover they are caught in a phenomenon where two people can inhabit the same space but at different frequencies, creating a disorienting loop of overlapping memories and premonitions. Driven by a desperate need to find solid ground, Sarah must decipher cryptic clues from her own subconscious before the boundary between worlds collapses entirely. The film masterfully blends atmospheric tension with a minimalist aesthetic, using close-up shots and a haunting soundscape to amplify the sense of dislocation. With no easy answers and a clock ticking toward an uncertain resolution, Out of Phase keeps viewers guessing until its final, chilling frame, questioning the very nature of perception and reality.