Herostat (2026)

Trapped in the monotony of corporate life, Hamlet is a quiet office clerk still reeling from a devastating personal loss. To the outside world, he appears to have moved on—going through the motions, completing his tasks, blending in. But beneath the placid surface, a storm of simmering rage and bitterness toward existence is building. As his suppressed fury reaches a breaking point, he unleashes a chain of destructive choices that can never be undone. A modern psychological descent, steeped in the existential turmoil of Jean-Paul Sartre.