Haunted by recurring nightmares and a
traumatic childhood, art student Chloe Moray manifests her inner turmoil
through some dark artwork. But she cannot identify exactly where the disturbing
images come from, and begins to suspect that they relate to suppressed
memories—memories that seem to link to the unresolved death of a teen girl some
twelve years prior.
But everyone thinks that Chloe, played by Nathalia Ramos
(Nickelodeon’s “House of Anubis”, ABC
Family’s “Switched at Birth”) is simply delusional with serious mental
issues. Everyone but Josh that is. He thinks there may be something more behind
the visions.
Josh, played by Cody Longo (High School, Fame, Not Today, Hollywood
Heights…), shrouded by his own sad memories from a personal tragedy, and
struggling not to lose his faith, finds himself wanting to help Chloe. In so
doing, he finds himself risking his life looking for a killer. Josh’s
compassion for Chloe—his desire to walk with her through this tense drama—lead both
of them toward healing.
Wildflower brings a strong message of healing and restoration. It is suspenseful
with many unexpected twists that keep you guarded till the end. Worth seeing.
Written and directed by Nicholas “Nick” DiBella, a prolific and
successful screenplay writer (Runnin' Home, Address Unknown, Chasing
Bobby Jones, Kart Racer), this
inspiring psychological thriller is being released worldwide this Spring.
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Janey DeMeo M.A.
Copyright © April 2016
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