In a world where reality fractures at the edges of perception, this brief but intense psychological thriller from directors Niko Kumberger and Nhu "Ted" Nguyen plunges viewers into a disorienting three-minute experience. Written by Jye Ursa Graphite Hammill, the film centers on an unnamed protagonist whose grip on sanity begins to unravel after witnessing a disturbing event. As fragmented memories and haunting visions collide, the line between what is real and what is imagined becomes dangerously blurred. The film’s atmosphere is one of mounting dread and claustrophobic tension, with a minimalist narrative that relies on visceral imagery and sound design to unsettle the audience. Without revealing the nature of the fracture itself, the synopsis hints at a psychological descent where every reflection and shadow might hold a clue—or a threat. This short form piece challenges viewers to piece together the puzzle before time runs out, leaving them questioning their own perception of reality.