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After a devastating car accident kills her father and brother, 18-year-old LAYLA struggles with crushing survivor's guilt, leaving her unable to reconnect with her grieving mother. Layla descends into terrifying sleep paralysis, where her memories distort and the boundary between nightmare and reality collide, unleashing a cosmic reckoning that could shatter her world or set her free.
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After a devastating car accident kills her father and brother, 18-year-old LAYLA struggles with crushing survivor's guilt, leaving her unable to reconnect with her grieving mother. Layla descends into terrifying sleep paralysis, where her memories distort and the boundary between nightmare and reality collide, unleashing a cosmic reckoning that could shatter her world or set her free.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Hana Kazim
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:WisWas
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