
Joan is dragged back to her childhood home. There has been an accident and she has received an ominous call from her ailing, disfigured father. She is a sound engineer by trade, he is a famous artist and long rumored to have dabbled in the occult. His art, from paintings to metallic structures, lines the walls, the hallways, and the landscape of their family home, making it easier for things to hide among the shadows they cast-shadows made by candlelight or what comes through the windows. Amidst the dishevelled estate inhabited by a caretaker and her son, Joan must face her traumatic past and the sins of her father. She wanders the hallways and the estate grounds, a portable digital recording device in...
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