Years after her daughter disappeared and is presumed dead, Annabelle finds mysterious notes on Sarah's grave that give her disturbing clues suggesting that she may still be alive.
The film starts with Annabelle and her sister frantically discussing their discoveries, desperate to reveal the truth.
The culprit we suspect behind the notes, keeps altering in our minds throughout. This maintains a sense of tension for the duration of the film, alongside diverging the disturbing and often overlooked sense of doubt in trusting the people we think we know best.
The eerie atmosphere the director creates, pulls us into the unknown, as we put the pieces together to try and solve this mental puzzle.
Can we see the truth by approaching people with suspicion? Or do we begin to create a non-existent reality in our minds by doing so?
How far can we go to find the truth?
Does grief ever end?
In as little as 14 minutes, the director succeeds in making the audience question their thoughts.
This film should be watched with the viewer's full attention, in order to not miss the vital clues that are hidden in the detail.
This is a successful film, from its direction and acting through to the soundtrack. You may be taken aback if the ending contradicts your assumptions...because 'Sometimes the truth just never finds a way of getting through...'
