Agoraphobia, Agoraphobia

How Many Of Us Have Questioned, At Least Once In Our Lives, The Veracity Of Our Surroundings, Experiencing That Strange Feeling Of Living In A Dream? How Many Times Have We Wondered Whether We Should Listen To Our Intuitions Or Simply Ignore Them? And How Many Times Have We Doubted Whether Our Choices And Actions Are Truly Free Or Whether, Instead, We Are Cogs In A More Complex Mechanism, A Hidden Legacy Of Our Mind? The Same Questions Plague Nadia, Confined To Her Flat, Suspended Between Reality And Illusion. An Old Typewriter Becomes The Medium Through Which She Confronts And Archives Her Deepest Fears. The Fragile Thread That Binds Her To A Semblance Of Stability Is Her Love For Lorena, A Fascinating And Enigmatic Woman, The Embodiment Of Her Every Desire. However, The Precarious Balance Nadia Has Painstakingly Built Is Destined To Collapse With The Arrival Of Nikola, A Man Determined To Win Lorena Back And Reveal To Nadia The Truth About Their Past And The Torment That Has Marked Their Love. Nadia Finds Herself Experiencing A Series Of Disquieting Déjà Vu, Fragments Of A Past That Does Not Belong To Her But Which Sweeps Over Her Like A Wave, Forcing Her To Confront An Increasingly Elusive Reality, Where Every Shadow Conceals Unbearable Truths And Every Revelation Pushes Her Dangerously Close To The Abyss Of Madness.