Second Floor Window

A night of social interaction, a chance to loosen the tie and put aside the office politics turns into a waking nightmare for Todd Robinson.

As a small-time hypnotist is hired to entertain the crowd begins his grand finale, but laughter turns to horror.

In a race against time before his memories fade or losing his grip on reality altogether Todd reaches out to local police. Convinced of his neighbour's guilt in the disappearance of a young girl, what begins as an uneasy feeling soon becomes something far more disturbing. Faces, frozen in agony, voices crying out with anger and fear, and fragments of the past begin surfacing without warning, forcing him to question his own eyes.

Detective John McDonald has seen the darkest corners of human nature during his decades on the force. Calm, methodical, and guided by a relentless commitment to finding the truth, McDonald approaches every case with the same stoic resolve: follow the evidence wherever it leads, regardless of the cost. When information emerges surrounding Sophie Graham's disappearance, he finds himself drawn into a case that has more questions than answers.

As Todd's fractured memories begin to align with long-buried evidence, both men are pulled toward a devastating revelation, some memories are buried for a reason. And some doors, once opened, can never be closed.

Second Floor Window is a psychological thriller that explores memory, trauma and the fragile line between perception and reality. Combining a haunting mystery with a deeply human examination of the mind, it asks a chilling question:

Who do you turn to when you cannot trust your own memories.