There Was Always a Wonderland

While following the trail of a missing girl, a young man finds himself venturing into a forest where things do not behave consistently. There is no clear point where everything changes, only a gradual accumulation of details that become impossible to ignore. What he finds there does not quite fit the idea of a real place, yet it cannot be dismissed as mere confusion. As he moves forward, it becomes evident that he is not the first to reach that point, and that some things had already been set in motion long before his arrival. Finding the girl turns out to be only part of the problem.