Audio
Shorts
Movies & Games
Blog & StoriesKaspar, a young filmmaker, retreats into his own dark imagination, filling notebooks with drawings and stories that blur the line between reality and nightmare. As his fabricated world begins to seep into his everyday life, he finds himself drawn to three eccentric companions: Helix, a photographer obsessed with capturing death; Schulz, a doll maker with morbid theories; and a mysterious presence that seems to be waiting in the shadows. With each passing day, the boundary between Kaspar’s creations and the tangible world disintegrates, pulling him into a creeping, psychological horror that challenges his sanity. A haunting exploration of creativity and obsession, this Italian oddity weaves a slow-burning dread that lingers long after the final frame.
User Reviews
“I really dug the atmosphere—it's like a fever dream that slowly turns into a nightmare. The characters are weird, but in a fascinating way. Not the scariest thing I've seen, but it stayed with me.”
“It's artsy and creepy, but I found the pacing way too slow for my taste. The whole 'imaginary world becoming real' theme is cool, but it felt like not much happened until the end. Still, some nice visuals.”
“For me, the scariest part was the concept—the idea of your own imagination turning against you. The doll maker was also really unsettling. It's a mind-bender, and I appreciate that it doesn't hold your hand.”
“I was expecting more chills, but this one felt more like a pretentious student film than a horror movie. The acting was meh, and I had a hard time caring about any of the characters. There are some creepy images, but overall it was a letdown.”
