Sodom & Chimera Productions has revealed the first teaser for Daughter of Dismay, the first narrative short to be shot in 70mm IMAX. The film is described as "an epic, moving and emotional trip through a world of witchcraft and occultism, focusing on a different kind of witch than usually portrayed in media, one that doesn't focus on cliched depictions of devil worship, but on a much deeper and more human side."
In the film, an emotionally broken witch enters the darkness of the woods to fulfill her biggest desire, for which she takes extreme and radical measures that will have sinister consequences.
Directed by arthouse horror veteran James Quinn (Flesh of the Void, The Temple of Lilith) and produced by Justin Schenck (Swordfish, Fox's "The Exorcist"), Daughter of Dismay included behind the scenes talent including composer Joseph Bishara (The Conjuring, Insidious, Annabelle), Kodak award-winning director of photography Ben Brahem Ziryab (The Negative, Room for Rent), sound engineer Steve Maslow (The Empire Strikes Back, The Thing, Beetlejuice) and foley artist Martin Langenbach (The Perfume, The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Goodnight Mommy).
Daughter of Dismay is currently in post production and will be released in IMAX theaters, 70mm theaters and film festivals in late 2019, presented in both digital, as well 70mm IMAX, regular 70mm as well as 35mm prints.
Check out the teaser below.
