In the unsettling short film Parasomnia, a man’s reality fractures as he is consumed by a terrifying sleep disorder. Portrayed with haunting intensity by Cedar Roppola, the protagonist finds himself trapped in a liminal space where the boundaries between nightmare and waking life have completely dissolved. Written and directed by Charlton Lansley, this chilling horror piece delves into the psychological torment of its central character as he struggles to discern what is real and what is a manifestation of his own deteriorating mind. The central conflict becomes a desperate battle for sanity, as every shadow and sound threatens to pull him deeper into a paralyzing dread. Crafting a deeply atmospheric and claustrophobic tone, the film immerses viewers in a visceral experience of fear, where the true horror may not be the monsters we see, but the terrifying uncertainty of our own perceptions.