In the quiet, isolating hours of the night, a fractured family grapples with a shared and terrifying affliction in Somnia, a haunting drama from director Josie Robinson. At the center is a woman, portrayed by Mary Estelle Steinbaugh, whose life is unraveled by relentless, vivid nightmares that begin to bleed into her waking reality. As her husband, played by Roy Miller, struggles to maintain a sense of normalcy, their home becomes a battleground between dreams and consciousness, where the lines separating memory, fear, and truth are terrifyingly thin. The film weaves together the perspectives of a small community, including neighbors Defne Oztas and Terry Canova, each touched by the eerie phenomenon in different ways. This atmospheric story explores the profound weight of unresolved trauma and the fragile architecture of the mind, building a palpable sense of dread as the characters are forced to confront the shadows that linger just beneath the surface of sleep.