Azimuth

About to be discharged from a rehabilitation clinic, a nameless woman (Jessica Knutson) answers questions for a taped interview. Originally part of a research group for patients suffering from an unclassified dissociative fugue state, she has experienced a significant relapse of symptoms. Her answers prompt a series of surreal flashbacks, where fractured reenactments and fragmented images represent the delusions shared by members of the research group. These flashbacks intertwine together in a narrative puzzle, becoming more and more abstract as they play out. As the bewildering scenarios escalate, more open-ended questions are posed as to the purpose of the research group, the identity of its members and whose story is actually being told.