Each night at 3:30 a.m. Jill’s dreams pushed her to the brink of terror – standing on a cliff, she falls a continuous, endless flight. Haunted by her nightmares and the recent death of her father (who died at exactly 3:30 a.m.), she is a woman on the verge of an emotional breakdown. 

Jill and her father were not close at the time of his death. The guilt of their unresolved problems and her dreams pushes her into a deep depression. The line between reality and delusion cross as Jill begins to witness horrific events while she is still awake – a woman drowning, a cat being killed by two crazy brothers and then a dog being attacked. 

She is visited by her dead father – warning her that she is in danger. At the same time she is told by the police that her husband Sean is a suspect in the death of her father. Jill can no longer handle her own reality and she takes a job at a hotel in the countryside. 

When she first arrives at the hotel, she feels at peace, but that peace quickly disappears as the nightmares continue to occur at 3:30 a.m. The strange events continue, but now they are worse. It is apparent that whatever she was experiencing back home has followed her into the countryside. 

Is this real or illusion?