A struggling filmmaker obsessively documents his failing marriage until a mysterious tape appears showing footage he never shot, revealing an unseen observer and a reality neither he nor his wife can control.
Nick and Sadiora’s marriage is growing dull. Nick, a talented but troubled filmmaker, records every aspect of their lives to rewatch. When a mysterious video containing their intimate moments shows up on the doorstep, Nick is intrigued and determined to figure out who is playing this game. As more videos arrive, issues in their relationship are exposed and reveal more about Sadiora than Nick could ever imagine.
Christine Vartoughian is an award-winning, Armenian-American writer and director whose work has shown at Lincoln Center, Museum of the Moving Image, and whose feature film about love and suicide, Living with the Dead: A Love Story, has been awarded the Audience Choice Award at The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival, Best Feature Film at Aberdeen Film Festival, and is available on Apple TV and Amazon, in the U.S. and internationally. Her screenplay, The Great Perhaps, is an adaptation of the Joe Meno novel, which was a New York Times Book Review Editor’s Choice, and has been a part of film festivals and script competitions.
Christine founded (Screen)Play Press, a publishing company for yet-to-be-produced film scripts. Her feature script, Young Monsters, was published in 2022 and her short fiction has been published in The Bookends Review, Quibble Lit, 805 Lit + Art, Open: A Journal of Arts and Letters, and Audience Askew. Her debut collection of short stories is set to be published in 2025. She lives in New York City.
Writer- Lee Matthew Goldberg
Director of Photography- Daniel Feighery
Producer- Rebekah Nelson
