Fading Colors

Incredible performances by everyone involved.

A moving portrayal of a blind artist's rise to fame and inner struggle, brought to life by a compelling lead performances. The director masterfully balances tension and emotion, creating a visually stunning and heartfelt film. With a strong cast and nuanced storytelling, it's a powerful exploration of art, fame, and the cost of creative genius. Through breathtaking lighting and shadow. The director uses light masterfully, contrasting the bright world of fame with the artist's internal darkness. A definite must see. Great to see local talent and students emerging in their profession.

Fading Colors is an incredible film. Visual storytelling and attention to detail make every frame impactful, capturing the highs and lows of pursuing a dream. It pulls you right into the heart and struggle of an artist, and you can really feel the weight of everything he's facing. The character Ahmed is unforgettable, like that one friend we all have-loyal, flawed, and someone we deeply care about. The ending hit me hard; it's so bittersweet and beautifully done. I teared up, feeling that quiet ache the film leaves behind. Absolutely brilliant work. This is the kind of story that lingers long after the credits roll.