This dark horse of this year's Lost Lost Lost program is an audio-literary symphony crafted by a Finnish "science fiction realist" who remains little-known in Poland. Mika Taanila, alongside his regular collaborators, has designed a film experience that defies classification. One interpretation of the plot touches upon Marc Augé's concept of non-place, modern nomadism, and the tangible threats associated with it, such as an air accident. But did the accident really happen? Or does the disintegrating ego of the protagonist lead us into a nightmare, a narcotic vision, or an afterlife experience? In Taanila's experiment, no single layer of the performance dominates; instead, each one asserts its autonomy while intertwining with the others. Harry Salmenniemi's poetic text takes on a visual form, while the sound and fragments of late electronic music composer Mika Vainio set the rhythm for the images. These images are a compilation of various techniques: found footage, direct cinema, graphics, animations, and photograms. In this intricate sensory situation, the lack of certainty allows us to drift into a perceptual utopia.