Trapped in a never-ending nightmare within her apartment, a traumatized starving artist paints endlessly, all to satisfy a voice in her head as reality melts around her.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
98pp
Genre:
Drama, Horror, Thriller
Budget:
Independent
Age Rating:
17+
Copyright Details:
USCO 09/01/2018 CASE #1-6913099401
Synopsis/Details
India Strokes has been locked in her apartment for what feels like an eternity, painting endlessly to appease a voice in her head which promises India liberation from her guilts and traumas. As India's patience is tested, so is her sanity as reality warps around her; the dead walk and time loses relevance. Soon, India finds herself in madness, following leads in hopes of ending the suffering, and discovering that India isn't as innocent as she presumed. With the aid of a mysterious little girl, Constance, India navigates emotional non sequiturs, searching for peace and freedom, illuminating her own dark secrets.

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Submitted: 2024-Apr-29
Last Updated: 2024-Oct-29
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The Writer: J. Quinzelle

J. Quinzelle is a poet, screenwriter, and sometimes actor in Los Angeles. J. tends to write surreal stories with a strong emphasis on characters with a heavy history. Some of his characters serve as archetypes of certain traits J. posses in personality, morality, and psychology, even when infused with fantasy or horror. Because of this, J.'s characters feel of flesh and blood; that much more real. Aside from creating living characters, J. also incorporates modified language in dialogue, such as creative profanity and character specific dialects. Because of these elements, J.'s writing tends to be designed for mature audiences. When not writing original stories, J. loves to write fanfiction… Go to bio
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