Why did Jess stop speaking to her?
The sisters have not spoken since their mother died. What happened that year, and who decided it?
A sleep-lab night technician watches a coma patient's dreams and begins seeing her own apartment, and the sister who stopped speaking to her.
At the Halloran Institute, night technician Nell Adair scores the dreams of a coma patient, rendered live as silent video by an experimental machine called LANTERN. Two sessions before the study ends, the dream fills with Nell's own apartment and with Jess, the sister who has not spoken to her since their mother died. To learn who is dreaming her life, Nell has to break every rule of the booth and face the night she decided alone.
The film is complete in 50 minutes. If it funds, a four-part series opens as a stretch goal, with the film as episode one.
The sisters have not spoken since their mother died. What happened that year, and who decided it?
Benedek Sall slept forty nights under the hood and never opened the cab door. Was he unable to answer, or was the machine showing someone else?
The trailer is coming. The questions are here now, so you know what to watch for. Find all three to unlock a scene cut from the trailer. Nobody has found them yet.
A scene that is not in the trailer, for solvers only.
The night staff start every log at the same minute. Read the clock under the studio logo, as four digits.
Pause the booth wide. The notice on the corkboard names a protocol that lets families stay through the night. What is it called?
In the fast cut, an archived dream shows an old man at the controls of what kind of vehicle?
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