Vignettes (2025)

Vignettes plays out as a collection of short, eerie slices of life that all orbit the same strange town. Each segment focuses on a different character-some living, some not so lucky-as they confront moments that feel just off. A woman gets a phone call from her own number in the middle of the night. A man finds an unfamiliar room in his home that shouldnt exist. Kids at a sleepover play a game that turns real. Theres a feeling of unease connecting everything, with each story pulling back just enough to show how the town itself seems to be watching. The tone shifts between quiet dread and surreal chaos, but theres a thread that runs through them all, hinting that these arent just random events-theyre part of something bigger, something wrong. As the vignettes stack up, they start to echo each other in unsettling ways, leaving you to question whats real and whats bleeding through from somewhere else. Its less about answers and more about tension, the kind that lingers after the screen goes dark.