The Big Ashtray (2026)

In a sealed room, a man known only as The Eye (Brandon Schock) performs meticulous rituals — cleaning, arranging, smoking — while awaiting the arrival of a mysterious figure rumored to bring "eternal rapture." As hours pass, a woman called Thoosa (Sophia Lamar) appears at the door, and a neighbor (Sid Simons) intrudes with mundane concerns that contrast sharply with the room's charged stillness. The film unfolds in real time, offering no backstory, no exposition, and no guarantees about what — or who — is coming.