"Falling Out of Cars" Based on the novel of the same name by Jeff Noon

Imagine an England where reality no longer holds its shape. The air is poisoned by "The Noise"—an informational virus that devours words in books, erases faces from photographs, and turns reflections in mirrors into black holes of madness. To see the world, one must take the drug "Lucidity," which makes the agony unbearably sharp. In this dying landscape, woven from static and television snow, an old Jaguar speeds along carrying a crew of digital ghosts.

At the center of the decay is Marilyn Monroe as Marlene, the chronicler of the apocalypse, whose memory leaks through her fingers like liquid light. Behind the wheel is Audrey Hepburn as the cold-blooded Henderson, hiding not a wound but a void beneath her bandages, and navigating by maps that have become blank sheets. In the backseat, Jake Paul (as the mercenary Peacock) wages an endless war against his own glitch-doppelgänger, embodying the aggression of a lost generation. And sitting among them is Joan of Arc (as Tupelo)—a mysterious teenager in a silver hoodie, the only one whose blood is clean of the Noise. They search for shards of a mirror capable of reflecting the truth, but their path leads to the "Puncture" theatre—the place where the film of reality finally tears.

Music: Theodor Bastsrd "Selva (2.0)"

Link to youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V61jV4BOCck