Sarah

An elderly woman battling Alzheimer’s begins to lose her grip on reality, drawing her family into a waking nightmare where hallucination and truth become impossible to separate.

Sarah lives with her daughter Terri, her son-in-law Tom, and her teenage granddaughter Lana in the home where Terri was raised. As Sarah’s condition worsens, everyday moments fracture into frightening distortions. Her attempts to help around the house only deepen Terri’s exhaustion and strain the family’s fragile balance.

Strange changes begin to appear. Cracked porcelain. Warping walls. A sinkhole slowly opening in the backyard. When the family dog vanishes, followed by members of the household, Sarah is left alone, unable to tell whether disaster is unfolding around her or inside her own mind.

As reality collapses into a series of surreal loops, Sarah confronts the most terrifying possibility of all: that her love, her memories, and her mistakes may have consequences she cannot escape.

Sarah is a psychological horror story about aging, guilt, and the devastating cost of losing trust in one’s own perception.