Wandering through the dark corridors of the mind, having to confront a different reality at every corner... This short thriller, in which Miraç Çavdur takes the director's chair, invites the audience to a deep questioning on thought and consciousness with its ten-minute duration. Floating in the mysterious waters of the subconscious, the production pushes the boundaries of psychological thriller with a surrealist narrative language. Skillfully utilizing the condensed narrative power offered by the short film format, the film transforms every scene into a puzzle and every dialogue into a clue. Umut Telli and Boğaç Yağız Yılmazartık's performances stand out as the pillars carrying this atmosphere of uncertainty. Combining surrealism with psychological tension requires an extremely delicate balance, especially in short films. Çavdur disrupts this balance not to create a fictional inconsistency, but rather to provoke the viewer to reflect on consciousness and existence. Hovering on that vague border between reality and dream, wakefulness and sleep, the production makes the viewer ask how reliable a witness his own mind is. Dec. A short duration like ten minutes may seem insufficient at first glance; however, this format can achieve laser-like precision in the right hands. This project, in which Çavdur took part both as director and actor, bears the hallmarks of the spirit of independent cinema. This is a production that strives to exist through the power of its idea and atmosphere, rather than in the shadow of large budgets. Stories about the subconscious constitute one of cinema's oldest and most enduring themes. However, every new production has to enter this theme through a different door. This film makes you wonder what is presented behind that door; is it the scream of a mind trapped between the layers of reality, or is it one of the Decoys that consciousness sets for itself? This short film, set to be released in 2026, has the potential to represent the bold and experimental side of independent Turkish cinema. If you're ready to challenge the limits of your mind, it's worth dedicating ten minutes to this journey.