The Myth of Sisyphus (2026)

In a near-future Los Angeles, people begin disappearing into pillars of blinding light without warning or explanation. Two teenagers, Theo and Olivia, race across the emptying city toward a radio tower, hoping to transmit a final message to whoever might still be listening. Meanwhile, a young man named Eze and his grandmother Didi remain in their home, confronting the silence and the choice of whether to wait, flee, or broadcast their own goodbye.

As the vanishings accelerate, both storylines converge toward a shared moment of decision — not about survival, but about what it means to witness the end and still choose to speak into the void.