Kodachrome Dreams blends psychological suspense with post‑modern, meta‑fictional storytelling that explores the porous boundary between art and audience.

A photographer with prophetic dreams is drawn into a digital community where reality blurs and people begin to disappear. As her world closes in around her, she becomes both witness and subject in a narrative she cannot escape. The deeper she follows the thread, the more the story folds back on her, until she realizes she’s no longer just watching—she’s being watched.

A claustrophobic literary psychological thriller, Kodachrome Dreams weaves through the blurred edges of dream and waking life, rooted in the haunted beauty and lyricism of the Pacific Northwest. In a world where personal tragedy is consumed as entertainment, the sacrifice of privacy in exchange for human connection becomes a deadly negotiation between being seen and being exposed. Beneath the thriller lies a deeper question: what becomes of us when the art we consume begins consuming us?