#SPARK IN THE DARK GAMEPLAY MOVIE#

The audience watches Rowe deteriorate slowly as she continues to mourn her dead daughter.

(Image: A blurred image of a young girl leaning her head on her arm as she stares straight ahead at a reflected light, taken from Kryzystof Kieslowski's Three Colors: Blue)

#SPARK IN THE DARK GAMEPLAY MOVIE#

Set solely in the projection booth and the movie theatre below, the film starts with techniques from movies like The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, exploring what the world looks like through Rowe’s eyes, while also unfurling horrors from her mind’s eye. Very few films have ever attempted to show the way that blind people actually see, hallucinate, and dream, and this film is unique in its approach as both a horror story and a glimpse of a world you've never seen before.Īll contributions are tax-deductible because we are partnering with the 501(c)3 non-profit, Ride the Omnibus, Inc., parked at the intersection of pop culture and social justice.

The story revolves around Rowe, who lost her daughter two years ago. Shining in the Dark is a Disability-forward surreal horror short (and currently a quarter-finalist in the ScreenCraft Film Fund competition) that tells the story of a blind projectionist and her memories of her dead daughter. Note: Additional Audio Description information is included under the MEDIA tab. (Image: A poster for Shining in the Dark, featuring projectors casting light behind the text SHINING IN THE DARK, with tattered red movie theatre seats below)

Spark in the dark gameplay