Virtuality

War correspondent Jack Connors flees to the Far East to try to forget the horrors of Iraq.
Awaking from the flashbacks that haunt his sleep, Jack aimlessly wanders the streets of Chiang Mai, explosions and gunfire playing in his head in a loop. He stumbles upon stallholders setting up shop, the air heavy with incense and spices. He chances upon a computer games stall.
It is out of place, as is the elderly Chinaman hawking his wares. Jack's eyes rest on Virtuality, a game that promises to transport players to a time and place in harmony with their soul.
Here, Jack falls in love but after what seems like many months, Jack finds himself ejected back into the rundown Thai hostel where he has been staying.
Jack desperately searches for a way back to Virtuality and into the arms of the woman he loves in a romance that transcends time and reality. But it is not long before Jack starts doubting whether Virtuality existed and even his own sanity.