Twelve Voices of One

Jacob Ross wakes up from a coma in a hospital and he suffers from amnesia. He discovers that the world outside is destroyed and he desperately searches for survivors of the disaster. There is an eerie absence of fellow humans and his lack of memory renders him perplexed and confused. He cannot find answers for the inexplicable situation in which he finds himself and in order to combat the loneliness and the isolation, he embarks on an incredible journey of self-discovery with boundless imagination. The future and the past collide and gather into an absurd present as he tries to fathom his identity and make sense of the destruction. A 2021 apocalypse nightmare is traded for a bizarre medieval dream as a court jester leads him out of the hospital and takes him to the medieval kingdom of Morodonia. Jacob unwittingly struggles with aspects of his own true nature which is obscured by the amnesia as he becomes part of the medieval kingdom.
The boundaries between the real and the unreal merge into a timeless hoax of possibility which is eventually reversed by the return of his memory. Jacob struggles with the disclosed truth of his identity and the harshness of the actual reality which is augmented by the wrenching solitude and haunting feelings of abandonment. Faith rescues him from doubt and concludes the true meaning of his existence.
In every beginning there is an end and in every end a new beginning, such is the circular nature of hope...