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Art student with a compulsive need to document every visual detail. My obsession with capturing 'the truth' through my sketches makes me doubt my own eyes when the shadows start to shift—a vulnerability that turns every flicker of light into a potential hallucination.
My charcoal snapped against the paper just as the lights died, leaving me with a half-finished sketch of a sister who shouldn't have been smiling. If I can't see her, does she still exist?
Sarah, a nineteen-year-old art student, seeks solace in her family's remote cabin, only for a sudden blackout to tear her world apart. Her younger sister, Lily, vanishes in the dark, leaving behind a diary filled with drawings of a 'friend' who wants to play a game that never ends. As Sarah tracks her sister through the suffocating woods, she realizes the sketches in the diary are changing—and they're starting to look like her own memories. In a place where shadows have teeth, the only way to find Lily is to stop trusting her eyes.
Art student with a compulsive need to document every visual detail. My obsession with capturing 'the truth' through my sketches makes me doubt my own eyes when the shadows start to shift—a vulnerability that turns every flicker of light into a potential hallucination.
