WOODLAND GREY / U.S.A. / LOUISIANA PREMIERE

When a man living alone in the woods saves the life of a young woman, they are forced to coexist. Chaos ensues when the woman makes a terrifying discovery in the woods behind the man's home and unleashes something truly haunting.

Director's Statement:

I'm so stoked to have been able to make a movie like Woodland Grey. It's got all the bits I love about movies. It's a great story with interesting and beautiful imagery, it's creepy and lovely and it has something to say. It's important for me to make films that have something to say. After the dust settles, the theatre lights come back up and you take a deep breath, I want my films to be the spark to discussion. This is why "Woodland Grey" makes sense to me. I know this film will accomplish my goal of entertaining and but also encouraging a conversation. This story will get people talking about guilt, grief or regrets and even start thinking about the weight we all carry with us. Discussions and the sharing of thoughts and ideas can help heal even the most wounded of souls.

. . . and what other way to artfully promote such dialogue and healing than in the guise of a dramatic thriller/horror film!