Yellow (2026)

Yellow (2026) is a psychological horror film that delves into the terrifying phenomenon of doppelgangers. The plot centers on a therapist whose patients all report experiencing the same disturbing vision: a yellow figure coming to replace them. As the protagonist searches for answers, he uncovers a dark secret hidden within their shared experiences.

The narrative explores themes of identity, paranoia, and the fragility of the human psyche. By connecting the dots between seemingly unrelated cases, the story builds tension as the line between reality and hallucination begins to blur. The film aims to provide a chilling examination of what it means to be oneself when faced with an exact, yet malevolent, replica.

• The film is categorized as a short film in some databases, indicating a concise but intense runtime.
• The central antagonist or entity is visually defined by its distinct yellow appearance, creating a unique visual motif for the horror genre.
• The storyline relies on the convergence of multiple patient narratives to drive the mystery forward.