Cellphone

Wynne is a woman fractured by grief, haunted by the sudden death of her fiancé and struggling to keep her life from unraveling. When her cell phone begins showing chilling images of moments that haven't happened yet—each one hinting at a future that grows darker by the hour—she must decide whether these visions are warnings she can act on or symptoms of a mind pushed past its limits. With PTSD tightening its grip, every notification feels like a countdown, and the line between fate and paranoia blurs.

Pulled into a tense, psychological race against time, Wynne confronts fragmented memories, unreliable allies, and the invasive intimacy of technology as she tries to decode the phone’s sinister clues. The film builds a claustrophobic atmosphere where trust is scarce and choices carry lethal consequences, exploring grief, trauma, and the desperate search for control when the future itself seems weaponized.