A man begins experiencing fragments of memories from a future that hasn’t happened yet — forcing him to question reality.

In a near-future United States, a revolutionary technology allows scientists to record and replay human memories with perfect accuracy.
Daniel Reeves, a quiet neuroscientist working on the project, begins experiencing something impossible: vivid memories of events that have not yet occurred.
At first, he dismisses them as side effects of the experimental system. But when these visions begin to match real-world events, Daniel realizes he may be seeing fragments of the future.
As he investigates, he uncovers a hidden layer of the project — a secret attempt to manipulate decisions before they happen.
With reality becoming increasingly unstable, Daniel must determine whether the future can be changed… or if every action is already predetermined.
As time fractures around him, he faces a final question:
Is he witnessing the future — or creating it?
Fragments of Tomorrow blends psychological tension with emotional storytelling, reflecting a growing trend in American cinema toward more original and thought-provoking narratives

121 minutes

Best Sci-Fi Film — Los Angeles Future Cinema Awards (2026)
Best Original Screenplay — American Independent Film Awards (2026)

Several scenes were shot using real experimental LED volume technology (similar to virtual production stages), allowing actors to interact with dynamic environments in real time.