Ext. Car. Night (2024)

Plot

A gripping thriller blends elements of Agatha Christie and The Twilight Zone, evolving into an introspective dialogue on filmmaking, fear, and the nature of fiction. It thrives on the idea that ignorance enhances the experience, leaving audiences guessing. The title, somewhat misapplied, hints at a more fitting option—F for Fake—if it hadn’t been claimed. Echoing Howard Hawks' wisdom, the film boasts just three compelling scenes, each crafted to engage without any filler. The unique structure invites viewers into a layered narrative that challenges their perceptions of reality and storytelling.