In this chilling 14-minute horror short directed by Audrey Rosenberg, a young woman played by Miya Folick finds her quiet world turned upside down when a mysterious and unsettling phenomenon begins to plague her daily commute. Every time she drives through a certain stretch of road, reality seems to warp, trapping her in a nightmarish loop where familiar faces, including the enigmatic Ayi, become harbingers of dread. As the lines between the mundane and the terrifying blur, she must confront the source of this repeating cycle before it consumes her sanity entirely. With an atmosphere thick with tension and an eerie, minimalist score, Audrey Rosenberg crafts a taut psychological horror that explores themes of isolation and the fragility of perception. "Crash Season" grips viewers from its first frame, delivering a succinct but deeply unsettling journey into the unknown that lingers long after the credits roll.