In the brief yet intense 13-minute runtime of "intercogg.," writer-director-star Daniel Hentschel crafts a psychological thriller that plunges viewers into a fractured reality where memory and identity blur. The film centers on a solitary man, played by Hentschel himself, who awakens in a sterile, unfamiliar room with no recollection of how he arrived or who he truly is. Driven by a desperate need to piece together his past, he discovers cryptic clues embedded in his surroundings, each hinting at a deeper, more sinister truth lurking just beyond his grasp. As he navigates this claustrophobic and disorienting space, the line between perception and hallucination begins to dissolve, forcing him to question every fragment of his own consciousness. With its taut atmosphere and minimalist approach, "intercogg." explores themes of isolation, paranoia, and the fragility of the human mind, leaving audiences on edge until its final, haunting moments.