Wakefield (2017)

" w h a t  w o u l d  y o u r  l i f e  b e  w i t h o u t  y o u ? "

Prepare for a voyeuristic dissection where the comforts of suburban life are treated as a prison from which the only escape is upward. Howard Wakefield, after a silent nervous breakdown, decides to audit his own existence by abandoning his family to live in the attic of his garage for months. The terminal hook that fragments this narrative is the inverted perspective; while he watches his wife and daughters continue with their routine, he begins to process his own irrelevance within the machine he helped build.