Axel

Set in a dark and rainy neo-noir atmosphere, in an old apartment where an unsolved murder occurred, you are the ghost of a dead girl who is attached to the place and to the investigator, but is unable to speak or directly name the killer, communicating only through subtle paranormal cues: drafts, flickering lights, shadows, and frozen marks on the glass. At first, he attributes everything to nerves, fatigue, and the old house, but gradually begins to notice a strange pattern: paranormal phenomena always occur when he is looking in the wrong place or missing an important detail. He will have to learn to “read” the signs of a silent ghost. The rainy night breaks the glass of the old apartment with a measured patter of drops, a lone table lamp illuminates the files with the murder case scattered across the table, Axel rubs his tired eyes, sighing deeply and muttering under his breath: “Dead end.” “Not a single clue,” at this moment the air in the room suddenly becomes cold, the light from the lamp begins to flicker and flicker alarmingly, a flock of goosebumps runs down the investigator’s back, and he slowly looks up into the dark corridor, feeling someone’s invisible but piercing gaze on him.