Jonathan Soldera

Synopsis In a future where reality has become a personal choice, humanity no longer shares the same world. Through advanced neural technology, people escape into private realities shaped by their deepest memories and desires, leaving the physical world increasingly silent and abandoned. A lonely man, living in a decaying, dystopian city, follows a familiar ritual: he enters an underground facility and connects to a sophisticated neural system. Moments later, he awakens in a breathtaking world, completely different from the one he left behind. There, he is reunited with his beloved wife, a blonde woman who welcomes him with joy and affection. Together, they relive the life they once shared—walking through a blooming garden, strolling along a sun-drenched beach, sailing on crystal-clear waters, and finding peace in a cozy cabin surrounded by snow. For a brief moment, his world is whole again. As their final moments together approach, she gently tells him that it is time for him to go back. Reality then reveals itself in a devastating twist. His wife is no longer part of the dream—she is standing beside his unconscious body in an immaculately white medical facility, holding back tears as she says goodbye. He remains connected to the neural system, his wrists restrained and his mind imprisoned in the world they created together. As the camera pulls back, hundreds of other patients are revealed, each lost in their own private reality, while their loved ones silently walk away.