Created by Fraser Clements

Kage is a psychological horror film set in the 1970s, written and directed by Fraser Clements. The story follows Donovan, a war photographer who has just returned home, haunted by the trauma of the images he’s captured. As he retreats to his darkroom to process these unsettling photographs, his reality begins to crumble. Donovan is tormented by Kage, the god of guilt—a shadowy, malevolent creature whose name fittingly means "shadow" in Japanese. As Kage emerges from the depths of Donovan's psyche, it manifests his darkest memories and unresolved guilt, forcing him to confront the horrors he's both witnessed and hidden away. Set against a backdrop of post-war turmoil, Kage is a chilling exploration of guilt, survival, and the shadows that refuse to stay buried. Now open to donations and support from the horror community, Kage invites fans to become part of the project. By contributing, you can have your name featured in the film's credits and even receive a signed copy of the script as a token of appreciation.

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