Ego Death

Three eyes on the back of your head. Three broken clocks in my nightmares. A young psychiatric patient can’t sleep right and is disturbed by distressing and increasingly strange dreams. They struggle with their psychiatrist and the suggestions he gives them.

Cast

Z Fondanarosa

as Patient / Dancer / Narration (voice)

Jules Cunningham

as Psyciatrist

Milo Fondanarosa

as Psychiatrist (voice)

Slug Yoshida

Sophi Pierre

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