Driven by a rare disease afflicting his family, Joshua must delve deep into his most intimate past, reliving both moments of joy and sorrow. Exploring parallel realities through déjà vu seems to be the only way to recover memories and save his own life.
The Gap tells the difficult story of a man searching for a cure for the illness that has affected his family, delving deeper and deeper into his own psyche and exploring the memories he holds most dear. Joshua Hayes is a neuroscientist whose family has been afflicted by a rare genetic disease that slowly devours memories, eroding the mental integrity and personality of those affected. The family's struggles are shown through the lens of memories, both the best and the worst moments.
Joshua is part of an experimental treatment program for the disease conducted by Neuraxis, a biotechnology giant, but finds himself entangled in a corporate intrigue. As he explores raw, minimalist spaces, he stumbles upon objects that serve as gateways to his past.
Hoping to unravel the web of memories, he must find an answer to a distressing question: can he truly trust himself?
