The Man in the Sky Won't Let Me Sleep
Synopsis
An office worker plagued by insomnia after watching a strange infomercial turns to his sister for help. When she refuses, he’s forced to reveal the unsettling truth about why he can’t sleep.
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The Man In The Sky Won't Let Me Sleep | Short Film
Type: Clip • Published 2026-08-07
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Release History & Theatrical Window
October 10, 2025
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Laura Reich
- Screenplay & Story
- Rebin Zangana
- Original Title
- The Man in the Sky Won't Let Me Sleep
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 9m
- Production Studios
- Enable LA, Vibrant Penguin
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Laura Reich
Rebin Zangana
Department Leadership Roster
Laura Reich
Director
Rebin Zangana
Writer
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What is The Man in the Sky Won't Let Me Sleep about?
An office worker plagued by insomnia after watching a strange infomercial turns to his sister for help. When she refuses, he’s forced to reveal the unsettling truth about why he can’t sleep.
Who directed The Man in the Sky Won't Let Me Sleep?
The Man in the Sky Won't Let Me Sleep was directed by Laura Reich.
Who stars in The Man in the Sky Won't Let Me Sleep?
The principal cast of The Man in the Sky Won't Let Me Sleep includes Areni Agbabian, Mandy May Cheetham, Melissa Drew, Joey McManus, Dan Novey.
When was The Man in the Sky Won't Let Me Sleep released and how long is it?
The Man in the Sky Won't Let Me Sleep was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 9m.