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Roz, an eccentric rideshare driver, accepts one last late-night trip without imagining it will mark the beginning of an impossible experience. After picking up a mysterious passenger (Raúl Muñoz/888) in the middle of a silent city, reality begins to distort: signals fail, the electricity collapses, and an unknown presence seems to be watching her from the sky. As fear and paranoia consume her mind, Roz must confront something we may never be able to fully understand.
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Roz, an eccentric rideshare driver, accepts one last late-night trip without imagining it will mark the beginning of an impossible experience. After picking up a mysterious passenger (Raúl Muñoz/888) in the middle of a silent city, reality begins to distort: signals fail, the electricity collapses, and an unknown presence seems to be watching her from the sky. As fear and paranoia consume her mind, Roz must confront something we may never be able to fully understand.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Fantasy
Directed By:Cristal Eyes
Written By:Cristal Eyes
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Arte Seventh, La Causa Film, 48 Hour Film Project Santiago, 48 Hour Project

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