Obsidian Dreams

In a world forever altered by rising sea levels and abandoned urban landscapes, Brice Adams, a disillusioned former United Nations operative, embarks on a solitary journey through the ghostly ruins of coastal Gujarat. Haunted by her past and vivid dreams of lost loved ones, Brice navigates a world where survival depends on both military precision and deep introspection. Equipped with advanced cybernetic implants that blur the lines between reality and memory, Brice's trek through this desolate terrain is more than just a physical journey—it's an exploration of her fractured psyche. As she encounters remnants of humanity and ancient philosophies etched in crumbling walls, Brice grapples with her place in a world teetering on the edge of oblivion. When a seemingly innocent stop at a local market draws the unwanted attention of dangerous men, Brice's skills are put to the test. In a heart-pounding confrontation, she must outwit and outfight her pursuers, all while confronting the deeper questions of purpose and destiny that have haunted her since the Cuban PR Crisis shattered her faith in grand gestures and sweeping changes. "Obsidian Dreams" is a cinematic odyssey through a dystopian future where the remnants of civilization whisper tales of forgotten glory. It is a tale of resilience and introspection, where the quietude of abandoned streets echoes louder than any gunshot, and where every encounter challenges Brice to unravel the mysteries of her own destiny. Join Brice as she navigates the obsidian dreams of a world submerged in silence, where hope flickers like a distant star on the horizon, waiting to be rediscovered amidst the ruins of humanity's past. Part of a developing sci-fi saga: "Silent Horizons" is a neo-futuristic, cinematic and atmospheric odyssey through a future that feels eerily possible. It's a story of survival, reflection, and the enduring quest for meaning in a world where the only constant is change. Join Brice as she navigates the silent horizons of a world reclaimed by nature, and discover that even in the most desolate of places, hope and defiance can flicker like distant stars in the night sky.