In a fleeting six-minute journey that blurs the line between reality and perception, Matisse ApSimon-Megens and Amelia Izmanki co-direct this atmospheric short film that explores the haunting weight of memory. The narrative centers on a solitary figure, portrayed by Matisse ApSimon-Megens, who finds themselves increasingly unsettled by the lingering presence of someone they once knew. As they navigate a series of quiet, everyday spaces, the boundary between what is real and what is imagined begins to dissolve, drawing them into a confrontation with a past they cannot escape. Amelia Izmanki and Matthew Moir round out the cast, their characters serving as enigmatic touchstones in this psychological puzzle. With a tone that is both eerie and intimate, the film builds a slow-burning tension, crafting a meditative and visually striking meditation on grief, guilt, and the ghosts we carry within ourselves. It is a poignant, artful piece that lingers long after the final frame.