A 1990s art student drinks a lucid dreaming elixir to break a creative block, then watches her subconscious fill up with monsters, including a version of her own mother. The Canadian horror-fantasy keeps its focus on personal trauma and artistic identity rather than politics or social messaging. A drag queen appears in a supporting role, and the filmmakers bring queer sensibilities to the project, but neither element reshapes the story's core. Religion, partisan politics, and gender ideology are all absent. The result is a personal psychological horror film with a female lead and some cultural texture around the edges, which is why the label lands at Neutral.