In the surreal and claustrophobic world of Eclipse Town #6, a lone figure navigates a landscape where time and reality seem to bend under the shadow of an unending solar phenomenon. Written, directed, and produced by Sebastian Sommer, who also stars in the film, this one-minute micro-drama unfolds as a man awakens in a deserted town where the sun never fully rises, casting everything in an eerie, perpetual twilight. His motivation is simple yet desperate: to find another living soul and understand why he is trapped in this strange, looping existence. The central conflict emerges as he discovers that the town’s inhabitants have vanished, leaving behind only cryptic clues and a growing sense that the eclipse itself is a sentient force. The tone is haunting and atmospheric, blending psychological thriller with minimalist sci-fi, as every second counts in a race against an unseen, consuming darkness. With its concise runtime, Sebastian Sommer delivers a concentrated dose of tension, inviting viewers to question what lies beyond the edge of the shadow.