Shahriar Hasan Rudro

After watching Fight Club late one night, a sleep-deprived young man begins to feel an unsettling connection to its narrator. What starts as admiration slowly turns into confusion as insomnia and hallucinations blur the boundaries of his reality. A simple encounter spirals into chaos when familiar faces shift and conversations no longer make sense. Unable to distinguish what’s real from what his mind creates, he drifts deeper into psychological uncertainty. The Null Mirror is a minimalist psychological drama about identity, influence, and the fragile line between fiction and self.

A routine college enrollment turns into a psychological struggle as anxiety and overthinking distort reality, revealing how silent internal battles can feel louder than the world outside.