In **Don't Fall Asleep**, the night is not a place of rest. It is a trap. This dark and atmospheric **psychological thriller** follows Mara, a woman who has stopped trusting sleep itself. Every time she closes her eyes, something changes. Time disappears. Memories fracture. Small details in her surroundings no longer match what she remembers. And with every new morning comes the same terrifying question: What happened while she was unconscious? Desperate for answers, Mara checks into a remote wellness motel that promises calm, structure, and recovery. At first glance, the place seems almost comforting. The lights are soft, the staff are polite, and the rooms are designed to make every guest feel safe. But beneath that carefully controlled surface, something is deeply wrong. The rules are too strict. The atmosphere is too perfect. The owner, Dr. Keene, is far too interested in Mara's condition. His assistant, Aria, seems frightened of saying too much. And the other guests carry the same hollow exhaustion in their eyes, as if they have already lost battles Mara has only just begun to fight. As the nights pass, the motel becomes more unsettling. Strange sounds echo through the hallway. A transport trolley appears where no one should be. Doors open and close at impossible hours. And again and again, Mara is drawn to one recurring time that feels more like a warning than a coincidence: **03:03**. No matter how hard she tries to stay awake, sleep keeps finding her. When Mara begins comparing her experiences with another guest, Evan, it becomes clear that this is not simple insomnia, trauma, or paranoia. Something is happening inside the motel. Something connected to control, observation, and the terrifying possibility that a sleeping mind can be manipulated more easily than a waking one. The deeper Mara digs, the less she can trust her own perception. Is she uncovering the truth, or is she already becoming part of whatever experiment is unfolding around her? **Don't