It is as advertised: a found footage play, with elements of new weird fiction and liminal sci-fi like SCP and Control. But while it is inspired by the found-footage film genre, it is a distinctly theatrical experience that would suffer rather than benefit from being presented via another medium. It's a smart play written with producibility in mind. There is no reason that theatres shouldn't be fighting over this script.

Hypnotic. Disturbing. Eerie. Relentless. This gripping techno thriller takes us on a wild ride across space and time, effortlessly altering reality and then altering it again and again. The witty use of MacGuffins is just one of the many treats this script holds. I am in awe of the wit and imagination demonstrated throughout.

If you enjoy gasping and talking to yourself while reading, you are going to love this twisty, weird, sci-fi thriller, which successfully creates the most analog version of a story that's ultimately told through (and inside of...?) analog tech. Structurally and plot-wise, it has a fantastic engine, introducing questions as quickly as it answers them. It's simultaneously intimate and...some definition of voyeuristic?! You feel guilty for watching AND looking away! Weird as hell and wonderful!