The Long Isolation

The Long Isolation follows Jewish Detective Marlowe Phillips as he navigates the seedy underbelly of 1940s Los Angeles. With femme fatales and the Polish mob at play, Phillips is on a mission to locate the missing Fishfeld, while battling his own feelings of entrapment stemming from his past experiences in a German POW camp.

This film employs a unique point-of-view style, reminiscent of classic noir, and pays homage to the film Lady in the Lake. The use of remote technology and green screen techniques reflects the socially-distanced times in which it was produced, adding a contemporary twist to the noir genre. The deadpan delivery and thematic depth can appeal to collectors of both film noir and modern interpretations of classic styles.