The Other One

$24.99

A mystery with supernatural influences, The Other One follows a young woman named Amber who has returned to her childhood home, caring for her mother now in the throes of dementia and haunted by the death of her young son who drowned mysteriously 30 years prior. Watching her mother slip further away, Amber struggles with her own ghosts as she feels her life crumbling around her. All of the characters in The Other One are haunted in the way that each of us is — by the pasts that we embrace, we hide from, we lie about, and that we make peace with.

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A mystery with supernatural influences, The Other One follows a young woman named Amber who has returned to her childhood home, caring for her mother now in the throes of dementia and haunted by the death of her young son who drowned mysteriously 30 years prior. Watching her mother slip further away, Amber struggles with her own ghosts as she feels her life crumbling around her. All of the characters in The Other One are haunted in the way that each of us is — by the pasts that we embrace, we hide from, we lie about, and that we make peace with.

Purchase the DVD Here.

AVAILABLE ON DEMAND

OFFICIAL TRAILER

TAGLINE

YOU CANNOT HIDE FROM THE SUPERNATURAL

TECH SPECS

Runtime: 99 minutes
Format: 1:85 Flat
Sound: Dolby SR
Country: USA
Language: English
Rating: R
Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Drama

AWARDS, FESTIVALS, PUBLICITY

Award of Excellence  – Feature Film and Leading Actress – The Indie Fest
Award of Merit – Cinematography and Supporting Actress – The Indie Fest
Audience Choice Award Nominee – Chicago International Film Festival
Official Selection – Chicago International Film Festival
Official Selection – Palm Beach International Film Festival
Official Selection – Julian Dubuque International Film Festival
Official Selection – Global Peace Film Festival
Official Selection – Peace on Earth Film Festival
Official Selection – MKE Film Festival
Official Selection – Beloit International Film Festival
Official Selection – Indie Gathering Film Festival and Convention

Grace McPhillips Interview
–Indie Outlook