Wake Up and Die

With no recollection of how she ended up in the bedroom of this handsome, yet mysterious stranger, Camilla wakes up naked and locked up in his house, eaten by doubt, anxiety and dread. Shortly, the man who introduces himself as Dario, sensing Camilla's embarrassment, will comfort her in his arms but what started as a sensual prelude, will quickly end up in a deadly embrace. However, Camilla instead of remaining dead, inexplicably, she will wake up again in Dario's bedroom, naked and perplexed, permeated with an ominous feeling of death though. Was it a very vivid, almost real dream or is this some kind of a distorted reality? In the following hours, Camilla, again and again, she will experience the same nightmarish sequence: she will be killed violently only to wake up in the morning alive, yet aware somehow that she will eventually die by Dario's hands once more. Inevitably, helpless and clueless Camilla must try to use the limited knowledge acquired from the fragmented memories of her previous traumatic experiences to alter the conclusion, which, unfortunately, seems to be always the same. In the end, can murder set one free?