SEEN

Ray has spent years screaming into the void of the internet, chasing relevance, validation, and the illusion of being seen. Then, one night, someone finally watches. A single mysterious viewer appears in his livestream—silent at first, then disturbingly personal. They know details no stranger should know. They reference his nightmares. They seem connected to memories of his dead father. As reality fractures around him, Ray is pulled into a psychological nightmare where loneliness becomes surveillance, and attention becomes something far more dangerous.