Don't Go Where I Can't Find You

In Don't Go Where I Can't Find You, Margaret, an internationally renowned composer, witnesses the tragic death of her partner. Haunted by the incident, she becomes convinced that her partner's spirit lingers in their home. This gripping narrative blends horror and thriller elements as Margaret composes new music in an effort to confront her grief and the specter that haunts her.

The film delves into deep emotional territory, highlighting Margaret's unresolved pain and guilt. As she navigates her feelings, the music she creates becomes a pivotal tool in her struggle against the supernatural forces at play. This unique approach to storytelling through music adds an intriguing layer to the horror genre, appealing to those interested in psychological depth alongside thrills. With performances by Juliette Crosbie and Marie Ruane, this film brings a compelling narrative to life, making it a noteworthy title in contemporary horror.