Echo Chamber
- In a near-future where memories can be digitally recorded and re-experienced, a hardened detective haunted by the unsolved murder of his wife must enter the fragmented, glitching recollections of a comatose suspect – a bio-engineer who perfected the memory technology – to uncover a conspiracy that threatens to erase the line between reality and manufactured perception, all while battling the suspect's subconscious defense mechanisms and the terrifying possibility that *he* is the killer.
“Echo Chamber” - In a near-future where memories can be digitally recorded and re-experienced, a hardened detective haunted by the unsolved murder of his wife must enter the fragmented, glitching recollections of a comatose suspect – a bio-engineer who perfected the memory technology – to uncover a conspiracy that threatens to erase the line between reality and manufactured perception, all while battling the suspect's subconscious defense mechanisms and the terrifying possibility that *he* is the killer.
Echo Chamber, gritty near-future cityscape reflected in fractured glass, detective’s silhouette staring into the reflection, glitching digital artifacts overlaying the scene, distorted face partially visible within the glass, muted blues and greys with neon highlights, unsettling atmosphere, film noir influence, tagline: “Some memories are better left forgotten.”