The film turns documentation into a source of uncertainty.
Recording events does not provide a stable reference in Log 15. A woman documents her attempt to find a cure for her mother’s Alzheimer’s disease, only to discover that the footage is changing. Official platform synopsis.
The premise places two kinds of uncertainty together: her effort to help someone close to her and the unexplained changes in the record she is making. The camera can no longer be treated simply as a witness whose images will remain fixed. Official platform synopsis.
The cure-seeking belongs to this fictional situation; the synopsis does not establish a treatment or a successful medical discovery. Its central horror device is the alteration of recorded material as the daughter’s own experience becomes harder to account for. Official platform synopsis.
Sebastian Dove directed the production for Derelyct Films, whose catalogue includes screenlife and found-footage horror. The company lists Stephen R. Miller, Meg Moynahan, Jeff Ronan, and Jeanne Scurek in the cast. The film’s starting question is what a recording can prove when the recording itself will not stay the same. Production company filmography. Official platform synopsis.