In this brief but visually arresting short film directed by Giovanni D. Fleming, two men find themselves locked in a tense, wordless confrontation that blurs the line between reality and hallucination. Romuald Hivert plays a solitary figure navigating a surreal, stylized urban landscape, his motivations shrouded in mystery as he is pursued by a relentless, shadowy counterpart portrayed by Alexander Lecoy. The central conflict unfolds through a series of atmospheric encounters, where each character’s silent pursuit suggests a deeper, unspoken connection or a fractured identity. The tone is one of hypnotic dread and avant-garde style, blending elements of psychological thriller and experimental cinema within its tight fourteen-minute runtime. As the two protagonists circle one another through stark corridors and dreamlike spaces, the film builds an unsettling tension that questions who is the hunter and who is the hunted, leaving viewers to decipher the cryptic narrative behind this stylish, minimalist chase.