The Rotation
Staffing shortages during the High Holy Days move Dr. Eli Ben-Ari through emergency rooms across New York City.
ROE / Feature 04
The
Rotation
Every hospital sees a death. Only one doctor sees the pattern.
Logline
During the sacred High Holy Days in a locked-down New York City, a perpetually rotating ER doctor finds himself the only link between a series of increasingly bizarre deaths across multiple hospitals—and a killer whose surgical precision eerily mirrors that of a brilliant but troubled former medical student.
The Pressure System
Different rooms.
One signature.
The Pattern
Each hospital receives a different victim. The precise, nearly bloodless wounds say otherwise.
The Past
The surgical signature belongs to a mind Eli recognizes: Daniel Hayes, his brilliant and troubled former student.
The Lockdown
A city built for movement closes around them, turning its hospitals into one confined hunting ground.
The Diagnostic Problem
The evidence keeps moving.
The deaths are separated by borough, hospital, and bureaucracy. Eli is the only constant—and the more clearly he sees the pattern, the more his colleagues see a weary doctor refusing to retire.
ROE / SCREENPLAY COMPANION · 04:51
The Rotation — Inside the Screenplay
A concise audio briefing on the screenplay.
ROE / ORIGINAL AUDIO · 13:39
The Rotation — Audio Immersion
Thirteen minutes inside the world and pressure of the feature.