Chris Bamford

The film follows a character who struggles with Cotard's Syndrome. An affliction that not only affects him, but his relationships, which grow in tension and get put on hold. The urge to awaken Clay from his comatose existence grows.

Emily is a young woman who struggles under the pressures to succeed in a corporate world. She finds herself in the countryside with a broken down car, luckily she also meets two brothers Rob and Finn. They give her a helping hand and the trio exchange stories of life. Eventually, Emily is ready to make her way home and face the world again. This story shows the realism of mental health struggles, not necessarily the poetic, dramatized version we are all so used to seeing.

Emily is a young woman who struggles under the pressures to succeed in a corporate world. She finds herself in the countryside with a broken down car, luckily she also meets two brothers Rob and Finn. They give her a helping hand and the trio exchange stories of life. Eventually, Emily is ready to make her way home and face the world again. This story shows the realism of mental health struggles, not necessarily the poetic, dramatized version we are all so used to seeing.

Emily is a young woman who struggles under the pressures to succeed in a corporate world. She finds herself in the countryside with a broken down car, luckily she also meets two brothers Rob and Finn. They give her a helping hand and the trio exchange stories of life. Eventually, Emily is ready to make her way home and face the world again. This story shows the realism of mental health struggles, not necessarily the poetic, dramatized version we are all so used to seeing.

Emily is a young woman who struggles under the pressures to succeed in a corporate world. She finds herself in the countryside with a broken down car, luckily she also meets two brothers Rob and Finn. They give her a helping hand and the trio exchange stories of life. Eventually, Emily is ready to make her way home and face the world again. This story shows the realism of mental health struggles, not necessarily the poetic, dramatized version we are all so used to seeing.