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2026 · 12m · Sweden
Directed by Rosso Pérez Bueno
Genres: dark comedy, drama, surrealism
Tones: absurdist, melancholic, surreal
A young conspiracy theorist flees into an absurd world where the line between paranoia and reality blurs, forced to confront his fears and his longing for connection.
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A conspiracy theorist spiraling into his own paranoid fever dream should be exhausting, but Pérez Bueno flips it—the absurd world doesn't mock him, it *validates* him in ways reality refuses to, which is exactly the kind of perverse emotional logic that makes people uncomfortable enough to actually think.
The formal gambit here is restraint: Pérez Bueno lets surrealism breathe without surrendering to it, maintaining a tonal tightrope between Kaufman-esque psychological unraveling and genuine melancholy that recalls the rigor of post-millennial European short cinema.
There's a single decision—probably in how the sound design treats the border between the real world and the paranoid one, or a performance micro-choice during a moment of false recognition—that makes you believe this person's terror is *specific*, not generic, and that's what makes 12 minutes feel inhabited.