In *"Night Train,"* I wanted to evoke a feeling of claustrophobia and paranoia, using the stark, empty metro station as a visual metaphor for the isolation Tylor feels. The abrupt transition between dream and reality forces the audience to question what is real, and ultimately, what Tylor's fate signifies.

This film is my attempt to bring out the quiet horror of life's pressures and the shadows that follow us, lurking in the places we least expect.