Synopsis
A man retreats into isolation as he becomes pathologically obsessed with the passage of time and the looming reality of death. Confined within a house and maintaining minimal contact with the outside world, he attempts to manipulate his perception of reality. By focusing intensely on the physical sensation of each passing second, he seeks a state of psychological stasis to escape his own mortality.
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