Trapped in their Dreams is an Award Winning Short Film Written , Produced, Directed , Edited and Score by Margaret Wheldon Co-Writers Elica Cope and Denise Sachini Co-Producer - Joe Stanway Starring Joe Stanway Elica Cope Denise Sachini Ellie Hobson Margaret Wheldon Score using Suno Ai Logline Steve has been grappling with his mental health, as he seeks redemption and healing, he discovers an uncanny connection to his modern day friends. Trapped in Their Dreams can be categorized as a psychological thriller with elements of drama and fantasy. The film explores complex themes related to friendship, past lives, and the nature of reality, which adds depth to the psychological aspects. The dream sequences could also introduce a fantastical element, enhancing the thriller's suspense and intrigue. Awards Clown International Film Festival - Best Drama Mokkho International Film Festival - Best Short Film Mokkho International Film Festival - Best Female Director Mokkho International Film Festival - Best Women’s Short Film Mokkho International Film Festival - Audience Choice Award Mokkho International Film Festival - Special Mention Lift-Off Global Network - First-Time Filmmaker Sessions Volume 8 - Audience Choice Award Lift-Off Global Network - First-Time Filmmaker Sessions Volume 8 - Shorts - Trendsetters Award Elegant International Film Festival - Best Short Film Elegant International Film Festival - Honourable Mention Blue Bird Film Festival - Best International Short Film Blue Bird Film Festival - Honourable Mention Indo Dubai International Film Festival - Best Short Film Triloka International Filmfare Awards - Best Short Film Triloka International Filmfare Awards - Best Female Director Triloka International Filmfare Awards - Audience Choice Award Triloka International Filmfare Awards - Special Mention The Flight Deck Film Festival - Best Feature Film (over 30 mins) The Flight Deck Film Festival - Honourable Mention Nominated London Director Awards - Best Female Director West Bengal Short Film Festival - Best International Short Film The Film is Still on the Festival Circuit