Last week, while I was wandering through a used media shop, I found a lone CD hidden at the back of the store. It's case was worn, scarred by time, yet on the cover remained the image of a green, fish-like entity staring back at me. Curiosity took a hold of me. I had to buy it. Before placing it into the DVD player, I read the description on the back, the text was barely visible.
"An ominous, narrative-driven adventure inspired by H. P. Lovecraft’s “Dagon.” You follow the story of a soldier who escaped captivity aboard a grim military vessel, only to awaken on a nightmarish island where reality becomes a blur. The land defies reason. The air feels wrong. And the truth refuses to reveal itself."
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Immerse yourself in a slow-burning, atmospheric story
Explore the grim unknown world around you
Discover the truth behind the isle of flesh
At the very bottom, in small letters:
"Film produced by Nota Art."
