Sleepwalker

Arnold has an ordinary life with no expectations. He has no ambition to change it, but he doesn't need any. He is about to receive an incredible, magical gift without even knowing it. During the day he may be the typical underachiever, but during the night he will become something else.

Every time he wakes up, something is different. It starts small. Things at home are cleaned or fixed. His cousin Rudy, a continuous fixture of his couch, tells him what's going on. Of course he needs a more reliable witness, but after his friends Allan and Frida confirm it, he has to admit that it's real. At night Arnold is out of bed and hard at work, doing things that he couldn't do when he's awake. As a sleepwalker there seems to be no limit to Arnold's skills. He can fix a faucet, invent a recipe, acquire a new TV and even find a perfect gift. The potential is unlimited.

For the first time in his life, Arnold is getting the things he wants. He can embrace the possibilities. Well, maybe. It's a riddle. Why did it happen? How does it work? How long will it last? This is the biggest thing that has ever happened to him, and it only happens at night. As the Sleepwalker changes Arnold's life in ways great and small, Arnold tries to unravel the mysteries.