Double Blind

In Double Blind, volunteers join a cutting edge medical trial in a secluded research complex. When the experiment misfires, the participants discover a deadly rule: drifting off means death. With every moment of rest bringing danger, they scramble to stay awake while containment alarms howl and the building's systems misbehave. Friction grows as fear, fatigue, and suspicion take hold, turning crowded corridors into traps of paranoia. Claire, the determined medic, teams with Dr. Burke and others to understand what went wrong and to find a way out before sleep claims them all. Outside forces cut off communication and the facility becomes a maze of sealed doors, flickering lights, and whispered theories about who is behind the trial.

Directed by Ian Hunt Duffy, Double Blind draws on an original screenplay by Darach McGarrigle. The tightly wound setup blends horror with science fiction and is led by Millie Brady as Claire alongside Pollyanna McIntosh, Akshay Kumar, Diarmuid Noyes, and Brenock O'Connor.

Box office data is not publicly available at this time. The film appears to have had a limited release rather than a wide commercial rollout, limiting traditional box score reporting from major markets. No wide national release has been confirmed to date.

Awards for Double Blind have not been announced. The film, released in 2024 to genre audiences, has not secured nominations from major awards bodies. Some indie outlets and critics recognized the performances of Brady and McIntosh, but no statuettes or nominations have appeared in official tallies yet as of now.

Reception to Double Blind has been cautious, with audiences giving it a modest 6.0 average from 157 votes. The film centers on endurance under pressure, the ethics of unauthorised experiments, and how sleep deprivation escalates fear, mistrust, and the will to survive in a claustrophobic setting and questions about ethics. For viewers.