Framed (2026)

Driven photographer Jackson stakes his entire debut exhibition on resurrecting the canvases of a renowned Canadian artist, whose legacy is shrouded in tales of posthumous possession. Regional myths insist that genuine engagement with these masterpieces exacts a fatal toll, claiming both flesh and spirit. Fuelled by a hunger for critical acclaim and armed with healthy skepticism, Jackson bypasses the cautionary legends and fully commits to the recreation process. However, as his creative intensity climbs, so does the frequency of unexplained phenomena haunting his workspace. What initially fuels his professional ascent rapidly mutates into a descent into madness. Jackson soon confronts a harrowing revelation: these historic images do not merely reflect mortality, they actively contain it. Delving into creative fixation, the brutal price of public validation, and the peril of ultimate exposure, Framed delivers a bone-chilling supernatural thriller that proves some visions are meant to stay unseen.