In the taut psychological thriller "Remind(h)er," directed and written by Abigail Bannan, a woman's quiet, ordinary life is shattered when a mysterious, recurring notification on her phone begins to trigger disturbing, fragmented memories that feel both alien and deeply personal. Starring Ivy Lee-Barron in a gripping, single-performance tour de force, the film plunges viewers into a claustrophobic nightmare of gaslighting and paranoia. As the protagonist desperately tries to piece together the truth behind the digital ghost in her pocket, she finds herself questioning the very fabric of her reality, unable to trust her own mind or the world around her. Over the course of its brief but intense seven-minute runtime, this chilling thriller builds an atmosphere of relentless dread, exploring how technology can become a vessel for buried trauma. With no escape from her own spiraling thoughts, she must confront the terrifying possibility that the reminder is not a glitch, but a key to a past she has been forced to forget.