Trailer Exclusive: First Look at Mystery Thriller BLUE HOUR

Olivia Brandreth was nine years old when her father disappeared. Twenty five years later, she has returned to her childhood home to finally get closure in an unrelenting attempt to set the record straight.

Writer/Director Dan Bowhers commented about his inspiration for the film: "I was wondering what it would look like if a true crime documentary completely flew off the rails and went somewhere really strange. 2 years later, we made Blue Hour."

Panic Fest’s favorite Blue Hour: The Disappearance of Nick Brandreth

Coming Out on August 1

 

Glass House Distribution announced today that they will release the Mystery Thriller Blue Hour: The Disappearance of Nick Brandreth on-demand and digital everywhere on August 1. 

 

Highly reviewed at the festival circuit, Dan Bowhers’ gripping blend of true crime and sci-fi mystery follows a documentary filmmaker who seeks to unravel the enigmatic 25-year-old cold case surrounding the disappearance of her father.

 

The film has been praised both for its innovative and enigmatic storytelling as well as strong visual style. Fans of films such as Lake Mungo, Something in the Dirt, and other faux documentary genre films will delight in this parallel dimension shifting tale. 

 

Writer/Director Dan Bowhers commented about his inspiration for the film: "I was wondering what it would look like if a true crime documentary completely flew off the rails and went somewhere really strange. 2 years later, we made Blue Hour."

 

Tom Malloy, Glass House’s CEO added: "I loved that Blue Hour felt like I was watching an actual Discovery-type documentary until it took a turn and went in a whole other direction.  Super engaging."

 

Blue Hour was produced by Nick Brandreth and Mike Headford and starring Morgan DeTogne (The Cellar) and Michael Kowalski (Chicken).