Ink

A struggle goes on through the night between beings who carry dreams to people and those who bring nightmares. A girl is taken, and the task of saving her falls to a creature nobody trusts. The film was made on a very small budget and, rather than hiding it, made that part of the design; the spaces are empty, the light is hard and the cutting jumps. The narrative runs two time lines together and the connection is made late. Jamin Winans wrote, directed and scored it. It found no distributor and became known by spreading online. Who it's for: those who like independent fantasy and low-budget invention. Who it's not for: viewers wanting technical polish; the film shows its limits openly.