Chromophobia

Dr. Jennifer Haver, a clinical psychiatrist, starts treating an enigmatic new patient in a tranquil section of a psychiatric facility. Discovering that the patient is an artist, she suggests he use drawing as a therapeutic outlet. Dr. Haver becomes intrigued when the man repeatedly sketches the identical image each day. A surprising variation in one of the drawings leads her to suspect that her patient might have an unusual talent. Her intrigue soon transforms into an obsession as she is pulled into a realm where the boundaries between art and reality become indistinct, compelling her to face her own inner shadows.