

A film crew sets sail on a catamaran to film a horror film where the scenes are improvised in chronological order, keeping the cast in the dark about the story. But what happens behind the scenes may be the real horror.
Direction
Real-time improvisation blurs actor and character breakdown
Practical Effects
Genuine maritime isolation — they actually shot at sea
Acting
Cast's real confusion fuels authentic escalating panic
Director
Ove Valeskog
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Valeskog based the premise on his own frustrations with scripted horror, creating a genuine ethical experiment disguised as genre filmmaking.
The cast signed contracts allowing psychological manipulation without full disclosure of events — their confused reactions in the third act are largely unscripted.