Straight Circle (2026)

On a remote desert border between two unnamed nations, enemy soldiers Warne (Elliott Tittensor) and Arthur (Luke Tittensor) man opposing outposts. When a sandstorm erases the physical markers dividing their territories, both men realize they've forgotten which side belongs to which country. As days pass without resupply or communication, their grip on identity, loyalty, and reality begins to fray — complicated by the arrival of a mysterious third party (Neil Maskell) who may be a local, a spy, or something else entirely.

The film follows their escalating psychological deterioration as the border's ambiguity becomes a mirror for the arbitrariness of national allegiance, moving from dark comedy into surreal, nightmare-tinged territory.