03Fantasy
The House That Followed
You cannot leave everything behind.
Enter the story
Fantasy · 54
The Hours Under Glass
Some hours cannot be returned.
The story
He saved everyone's final hour, then lost the evening he needed.
Watchmaker Elias keeps the last hour of each customer's life beneath a glass dome. When his estranged son asks for one ordinary evening together, a stolen mechanism seals Elias inside his own collection. Outside, his phone keeps lighting up. He must learn which hour was taken before the person he has postponed once too often stops calling.
A luminous chamber holds the second chance he cannot afford to waste.
An imagined opening night
- Experience
- 3D
- Running time
- 1 h 51 min
- Begins
- Ends
Story-world details for this concept; no screening or release is announced.
Inside the artwork
The dome reads as both time capsule and prison, and the fine title follows its curve. Warm amber brass against a green-black room, with light condensation and a practical lamp glow, keeps the clockwork tactile and close.
Stay a little longer
Three more worlds with something in common.
For film-makers
Before the first frame, make them feel something.
A poster should carry the feeling of your film in a single glance. Bring the story, the face, or the scene you cannot stop thinking about. We can shape the image that introduces it to the world.
- 01
Find the heart
The character, the stakes, and the feeling an audience should take away.
- 02
Build the image
A clear visual idea, cinematic color, and typography that belongs to the story.
- 03
Give it a language
Arabic and English directions, shaped for the audience and the places the campaign will appear.
The works here are independent concepts using AI-assisted imagery and art direction. They demonstrate a visual approach; the films are fictional.