Black Paper

In Black Paper, a woman grapples with her sanity as she begins to exhibit hallucinatory behaviors similar to those of her deceased husband. This 92-minute film delves into the complexities of loss and the psychological impact it can have on individuals. Joshua Courtade directs this intense exploration of the human mind and emotional turmoil.

Featuring performances by Dana Blackstone and David Gries, the film presents a narrative that invites viewers to consider the intersection of grief and reality. Its tagline, "There's truth in the darkness," hints at the deeper themes of perception and the search for clarity amid chaos. Collectors of indie dramas and psychological narratives may find this title a notable addition to their library, offering a unique perspective on the effects of loss.