It's a psychological thriller addressing women's abuse, discrimination, deception, the pursuit of justice, and political corruption. Motivated by recent feminicides in Italy and worldwide, the intention is to infuse hope into the narrative, showcasing the resilience of the protagonist who, despite facing obstacles, fights against the system. Described by the director as a blend of Bryan De Palma and Hitchcock, the film promises nuances, twists, mystery, and suspense. Its international cast and crew, featuring four different languages (English, Castellano,Catalan, and Lithuanian), position it as a diverse project with global appeal. The visual narrative of "Brain Fog" aims to convey the emotions of the main character, Salomè Vasquez, through actions, expressions, and a thoughtful voiceover. The use of a color palette, alternating between cold and warm tones, will mirror the characters' emotions and circumstances. The story sheds light on the destructive impact of alcohol and antidepressant addiction, ultimately offering hope that anyone can overcome these struggles with conviction and strength. The bond Salomè forms with her neighbor, Laura, becomes a source of strength, emphasizing that one is not alone in the fight against societal issues. The unexpected twist of a final betrayal adds complexity to the story, shattering Salomè's hope while hinting at the possibility of redemption through Laura.
The project is a collaboration between talented people in Spain. The production is raising 10k to recoup the money invested and to promote and distribute the film.
Production is aiming to turn this story into a feature film and that's the reason the film has an open ending.
The intention is to create a story full of mystery, suspense, and twists that conveys a message about the unfairness in society is well-crafted. By focusing on actions, emotions, and inserting shots of meaningful details, the story wants to engage the audience and encourage them to notice the intricacies that drive the storyline. The underlying message about societal issues, such as women's abuses, betrayals, and the need to fight for one's goals and values, is powerful. Through the determined and ambitious character of Salomè, the story wants to highlight the challenges individuals face in confronting powerful figures who exploit the system. Laura's betrayal adds a layer of complexity, shedding light on the threats faced by others forced to act against their will. While Salomè initially appears to be facing a bleak and hopeless situation, the hopeful ending brings a positive twist. It underscores the idea that, despite the societal rot and the consequences of impulsive actions, there is still good in the world. Laura becomes a symbol of karma, having the chance of helping Salomè achieve her plan and stop her abusive boss. This ending suggests that fighting for the right cause is worthwhile, and karma can favor those who are honest and good-hearted.
Filmed in one location ( building/apartment in Barcelona).
Started to film three days in December and then one day in February to focus more on the details the film needed to look mysterious and intriguing.