Room 33

“Your name is Elara. You wake up in a white room. The digital clock on the wall reads 33:33. And you... don’t know who you are.”



In a place where time stands still and memory has been erased, Elara awakens in a sterile cube—watched by a camera that never blinks, haunted by a voice that claims to know her. The room shifts with her presence. Objects appear, vanish, change.



But the real question isn’t who’s watching—

It’s how many versions of Elara are watching back.



Room Thirty-Three is a psychological-metaphysical thriller that fractures the self, dismantles identity, and asks what remains when you strip away memory, name, and form.



If you ever find a claw mark shaped like a question...

don’t ask what it means.