 Guy wakes in a field. As his eyes blink open he s faced with the odd sight of a dog looking back at him. Intrigued by this, GUY even asks the dog its name. It s this question that begins to unhinge GUY. He loses his calm. Where he is? Why is he in a field? The dog flees crashing through the brush; as sounds of reality begin to build behind Guy. As he ominously turns to face the noise, a drop of blood trickles down his cheek. Guy is facing a nightmare. A road divides the endless fields. Two mangled cars face each other. The body of a 60 year old FATHER, an 8 year old DAUGHTER and an unconscious WIFE lie before him. Compounding this nightmare is GUY S memory, or lack of it. He doesn t remember a thing, not even his name. All he knows is that he is injured, he must have been thrown from one of these cars. We are left with a kind of psychological whodunit. As Guy proceeds to piece together his identity amongst the carnage. Trapped in an open landscape by his amnesia, GUY wants to grieve, but doesn t know who for. He wants his memory back, but also fears the truth.