The Painting

A young artist captive of a rich man, ex client , interested by a presumed trick of painter menacing his interests.

Violence, mw'enaces, hits . And a phone call changing perspective . And the motif of suspicions of change of precious painting .

I liked the dark character reminding a deer , source of many suppositions for viewer.

I liked the atmosphere and the enigmatic final , offering suggestion about connection between artist and his work in profound , many just deep manner.

And , not last, I loved the painting itself , made by a poor guy living in misery, saved by a sort of mafioso, with a special relation, at the first sight, with a protector reminding, in some measure, the creature of dr. Frankenstein.

Absolutely chilling and brilliantly executed. This short film delivers an unforgettable experience in just a few minutes, proving that great horror doesn't need a long runtime to leave a lasting impact. The concept is fresh, the atmosphere is haunting, and the tension builds with a masterful sense of pacing. The use of shadows, sound design, and visual storytelling creates a creeping dread that stays with you long after the credits roll. It's the kind of horror that gets under your skin-subtle, creative, and deeply unsettling. A must-watch for any horror fan craving something original and spine-tingling.