Siberia

Clint, a man haunted by his past, retreats to a remote cabin in the icy wilderness. Seeking solitude, he hopes to find peace in the harsh but tranquil environment. Every day is a routine of survival, marked by simple interactions with the few locals who inhabit the desolate area. However, his isolation is frequently interrupted by vivid dreams and hallucinations that expose deep-seated fears and unresolved issues from his past. These nightmarish visions blur the line between reality and fantasy, forcing Clint to confront buried memories and emotions.

As he grapples with these intense experiences, Clint embarks on a journey both physical and spiritual. His adventures take him through haunting landscapes and encounters with enigmatic figures that symbolize different aspects of his psyche. Each encounter reveals more about his inner turmoil and the mistakes he's trying to escape. The narrative gradually unravels the layers of his subconscious, exploring themes of regret, redemption, and the quest for inner peace. As the story progresses, an ever-deepening exploration of Clint's internal world dominates the screen, leading him—and the audience—into uncharted psychological territories where the boundaries between the external and internal worlds increasingly dissolve.