John (Richard Thompson) and Tanya (Rachel Gilchrist) are a happily married couple living an idyllic life in New Zealand. On the surface everything seems normal but John is a man, haunted by his nightmares and has no recollection of his past. Tanya is a woman who lives in the present and finds no use for the past.

The arrival of a mysterious stranger - Roger (Ray Trickitt) in New Zealand, triggers off an unstoppable chain of events, which culiminate in the collision of two worlds. The past and the future unveils the secrets that time and distance had so easily forgotten.

The movie was shot on Panasonic DVX100a, utilizing the 25p technology available on the camera. 85% of the movie was shot with available sources of location lighting and natural light to retain the energy of the location. Most of the movie was shot on a glidecam or plain handheld, to produce a fluid visual flow and an organic feel to it. It also reduced set up time even for a major scene to less than 15 minutes, which along with minimal lighting setups kicked up the average shooting ratio up to an average 15 minutes a day .