All Characters are seen on-screen, except for the Narrator, whose only voice is heard.

Set in the late 80’s, in the twilight of a once-great pharmacy company, Omega-Pharm is a surreal analog horror short film, following Cage, a man stuck in the company’s 1960’s inspired ads. The more ads that play, the more Cage becomes aware of his false reality. Once he becomes fully self-aware, he glitches himself out of the “TV world”, leaving him stranded in the company’s seemingly abandoned facility. After running from a threat that he cannot see, Cage stumbles onto a film set of a living room, his living room. This, in combination with seeing his once-wife as little more than a mannequin, causes him to start panicking. Overcoming his state, he takes hold of his “wife” and books it out a door and into an empty grass field. He rejoices and turns to look at his wife, who isn’t there. His head pounds and he collapses to the ground, then awakes in a
boiler room. A man with a covered face presents him a bottle of pills, treatment for his splitting headache. Cage succumbs to the pain and throws the pills into his mouth. The first ad for the show repeats, except with distorted music, glitching and repeating shots, all while Cage bears a soulless, docile smile on his face.