Synchronic

In a bustling metropolitan city, two paramedics, Mike and Ana, have dedicated their lives to saving others. Every day, they encounter the gruesome urban shadows left by an alarming rise in overdoses linked to a mysterious new designer drug known as Synchronic. As they plunge deeper into their work, they are increasingly haunted by the inexplicable phenomena surrounding the drug. Users of Synchronic experience unsettling time distortions and surreal hallucinations, leading the pair to suspect that the drug has ties to a dangerous alternate reality.

Mike, a hardened veteran of the streets, grapples with the loss of his young daughter to a tragic accident that has left him emotionally adrift. Ana, on the other hand, is an optimistic newcomer, eager to make a difference but increasingly affected by the grim world she sees. When a night of responding to a series of chaotic overdoses leads them to a young man seemingly trapped in a dystopian time loop, their lives take a dramatic turn. Determined to uncover the truth behind Synchronic, they embark on an investigation that catapults them into a race against time, unearthing a sinister underground operation tied to the drug’s origin.

As they navigate through the harrowing realms of time manipulation, both Mike and Ana face staggering revelations about their pasts. Mike discovers that the secrets of Synchronic could hold the key to understanding his daughter’s death, while Ana must confront the ghosts of her own childhood and the role fate plays in shaping their lives. Together, they are forced to grapple with the choices they’ve made and the paths they must take.

With its heart-pounding twists and emotional depth, Synchronic examines themes of trauma, grief, and the relentless pursuit of redemption. As Mike and Ana struggle to reconnect with their own humanity, they must also decipher whether they are truly masters of their fates or mere puppets in a universe governed by time’s relentless grip. As the layers of reality peel away, they must make a choice—one that could either save them or condemn them to an eternity of loss.