Inthralled

Alex, a neuroscientist, discovers his experiments in erasing traumatic memories have granted access to other people's dreams. He now sees fragments of future crimes, but cannot distinguish prophecy from his own descent into madness. His colleague Maya finds an anomaly in the algorithm's data: the system isn't reading minds—it's recording them, creating a collective subconscious. When murders matching his visions begin occurring in the city, Alex realizes he is not a witness, but an accomplice. The hunt for truth becomes a battle against a technology that knows his fears better than he does. The line between reality and implanted nightmare dissolves, leaving one question: can you trust your own mind once it has been hacked?