“Morning” is described as being “set in a close to future the place society has a tablet that does away with the necessity to sleep [and] the added assist of a synthetic solar means there’s lastly no finish to morning daylight, dwelling, and work.” It is a premise that considerably remembers that of “Sleep No Extra,” the 2015, found-footage horror-flavored, “Physician Who” episode about employees on an area station who want solely spend a couple of minutes in a high-tech pod to get a month’s price of sleep. (The episode was penned by queer horror aficionado Mark Gatiss, natch.) The entire thing made for a creepily efficient anti-capitalism parable — as “New Who” has typically been wont to make — and it sounds as if “Morning” has an equally radical message beneath its mind-bending exterior.

Laura Dern will star within the movie as Cathy, “an bold, pushed early advocate of a sleepless world” who makes an attempt to fix her relationship along with her estranged son, Danny, even with the anniversary of her husband Frank’s demise bearing down on the pair of them. Nevertheless, due to the arrival of “somebody from Frank’s previous” (Naomi Ackie, seen above in “I Wanna Dance with Any individual”), Danny is “drawn away from his mom right into a subversive underworld of dreamers.” As different members of Danny’s era start rebelling within the hopes of reclaiming their goals (fairly actually), Cathy is pressured to confront “the nightmares which have begun to bleed into her waking life.”