Days of Delusion

About This Movie

Days of Delusion is a curious blend of drama and fantasy, portraying a mother and daughter ensconced in their own surreal realm. The film’s atmosphere is haunting; it dances between whimsy and unease. The pacing is slow, almost dreamlike, which enhances the feeling of drifting through a bizarre world. Practical effects are used sparingly yet effectively, creating a visual texture that feels reminiscent of early 80s indie cinema. Performances are raw and sincere, particularly the lead, whose emotional depth conveys the chilling impact of the mother’s sudden disappearance. It’s this blend of fantasy and stark reality that makes it stand out, lingering on the edge of your thoughts long after the credits roll.

Features captivating practical effects typical of the era. · Pacing may not suit everyone; it’s very much a mood piece. · The film cultivates a sense of both wonder and dread.