Midnight Reverie follows a lone insomniac wandering the neon-lit streets of a city that never quite falls asleep, searching for a memory she cannot place. Shot entirely at night across three months, the film explores themes of isolation, memory, and the quiet poetry found in urban solitude. Ferragut's signature use of long, unbroken takes and natural light sources lends the piece a documentary-like intimacy, while the sparse score underscores every silence.