The Cache (2026)

In a near-future Malaysia, a young boy receives a birthday package left by his deceased older brother. As he unwraps the gift, its contents trigger a cascade of memories, visions, and encounters that blur the line between past, present, and something far stranger — suggesting the brother’s absence may be more complicated than death.

The film unfolds almost entirely within the boy’s modest home, using the gift as a portal to a wider, fractured world where a lone raider scavenges ruins and a camp elder guards secrets. With minimal dialogue and a single actor portraying every role, the story builds toward a revelation that reframes the brother’s legacy and the boy’s place in a timeline coming undone.