RATED
///// TV-14 || TV-MA \\\\\
Thriller | Action | Mystery | Psychological | Drama | Supernatural
Bloody Violence | Brief Strong Language | Some Disturbing Content

Thirteen-year old Rochelle "Rachel" Auclair has been friendless, ever since she lost her mother and older sister in a car crash she had managed to survive. Remaining by herself, and looked after in a children's foster home, she will be treated for her trauma; her only companions being the handmade dolls her mother made for her tenth birthday, named Blade and twinsies, Peri and Pearl. To escape her demons, and the pain of reality, young Rachel creates an "fantasy" within her mind that will give her the right amount of security the "real" world couldn't seem to provide her with. This became Rachel's only way of retreat, where it is inhabited by a humanized Blade, Peri, and Pearl (who were her only friends).

After a few years of her residency, as an adult, Rachel (played by Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey) is released, but still bears the burden of the tragic event, as she tries to adjust on living alone. Having to experience strange visions in her sleep that seem to revolve around the dolls of her childhood, Rachel attends therapy, but due to her heavily-scarred psyche, prompted by the fear of both of her memories and dreams, she was suggested to be transferred to a mental institution that has replaced the foster home. She retreats back into her "fantasy", once again, but it's more different than how it was six years ago: Her companions are now becoming corrupted and twisted.

Having to claim this so many times in therapy, it was highly recommended by the doctor to use her dolls as therapeutic tools for her "mental instability". However, one evening, Rachel finds her lights flickering, and the door to her room mysteriously opening by itself. As soon as she exits her room, she discovers herself in an alternate reality, containing both the "real" world and her "fantasy" world, where her humanized "friends" are seemingly real, somehow invisible to the naked eye, and only visible to Rachel. Now equipped with their own devices...and dangerous, pathological intentions for their "owner", their fixation drives them into a series of homicides around every corner of the hospital, getting closer to Rachel.

Can she stop these dark and sinister nightmares from making her their own?
Or, were they right to believe that it's all just in her head; that maybe there is something more to her "psychosis"?

In need of someone:
• to play as Rachel.
• and/or one of her humanized dolls.