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"Burning a slow wick towards a vile end, Jordan Graham's calling card becomes dreadful sorrow and invasive haunts."

"Graham immediately manages the considerably more difficult task of conjuring a mood of general dread, suffusing ordinary settings with supernatural unease."

"It's scary and sleepy and utterly strange, a dusky little dream of a film that no one on earth could make but Jordan Graham."

"Will rattle in your head long after you've turned it off."

"Graham uses darkness and a very sparse score/soundscape to create a truly disturbing work that relies not so much on gore as the uncanny in its most potent form: stillness, pools of darkness and just-visible figures."