Flask

Alex, a biochemist, finds a strange anomaly in his lab: an ordinary flask begins to infinitely replicate its contents. His superiors see a breakthrough, but Alex notices that with each copy, the world beyond the glass grows slightly more blurred, the sounds more muffled. His attempts to halt the process meet a wall of corporate interest and the scientific fervor of his colleagues. Gradually, the boundary between a controlled experiment and uncontrolled reality erodes, forcing Alex to question what is truly inside the flask and what lies outside. The film explores the price of discovery and the thin line separating genius from madness in the pursuit of permanence.