Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In a desolate future, Theodore (Elias Koteas) serves a life sentence alone on a remote planet, his only companion the haunting echoes of his past.
His solitude is disrupted by the arrival of Niyya (Briana Middleton), a new inmate whose presence forces Theodore to confront memories he thought he’d long suppressed. As their uneasy coexistence unfolds, paranoia and mistrust grow, blurring the line between reality and delusion.
A gripping piece of cerebral sci-fi, the film explores isolation, memory, and the fragile nature of identity. Both stark and lyrical, it’s a haunting meditation on what connects us—and what we try to leave behind.
Are memories real if they have no connection to the world we now live in? Can we ever truly leave it all behind?
Dir: Jeffrey St. Jules | 2024 | 95 MINS | Canada | English
In a desolate future, Theodore (Elias Koteas) serves a life sentence alone on a remote planet, his only companion the haunting echoes of his past.
His solitude is disrupted by the arrival of Niyya (Briana Middleton), a new inmate whose presence forces Theodore to confront memories he thought he’d long suppressed. As their uneasy coexistence unfolds, paranoia and mistrust grow, blurring the line between reality and delusion.
A gripping piece of cerebral sci-fi, the film explores isolation, memory, and the fragile nature of identity. Both stark and lyrical, it’s a haunting meditation on what connects us—and what we try to leave behind.
Are memories real if they have no connection to the world we now live in? Can we ever truly leave it all behind?
Dir: Jeffrey St. Jules | 2024 | 95 MINS | Canada | English
