Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.

For months, Edgar has been fixated on influencer Ava. At first from behind a screen, then in real life. Through the carefully curated glimpses she shares on social media, he constructs an image of her that convinces him they are meant to be together. He learns her routines, frequents the same places, and meticulously plans how to make her his. After several failed attempts to abduct her, it becomes clear that Ava is far from the oblivious victim Edgar believes her to be. As the balance of power shifts, Edgar finds himself becoming a pawn in Ava's game. What begins as a classic tale of obsession and stalking quickly twists into a darkly comic battle for control – and for the truth about what is real.
This short film was an overall creative success.
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