The Girl In Between

Bryn Reyes suffers from Klein-Levin Syndrome, enduring prolonged episodes of sleep that steal weeks or months from her life. During those episodes she does not lapse into catatonia; instead she inhabits an alternate reality composed of her own memories, where the past is a place she can visit. One day a boy with no memory of who he is washes up on the illusory beach of Bryn’s dreams. Bryn’s waking symptoms worsen and hallucinations invade her days, and the experimental treatment offered by Dr. Banz, a German specialist, may connect the boy to what is happening to them both.