An Ultraviolent Colour

About This Movie

An Ultraviolent Colour is an unsettling dive into the psyche of a woman hell-bent on achieving notoriety through self-destruction. The film's atmosphere is drenched in a grim, almost suffocating tension, perfectly complementing its raw themes of obsession and the quest for fame. SamHel crafts a disturbing narrative, layered with practical effects that often surpass CGI in their visceral impact. The pacing is one of its quirks, sometimes lingering too long on the inevitable, yet it serves to heighten that sense of dread. Performances are haunting—especially the lead, whose commitment to the role is both chilling and compelling. It’s distinctive, sure, but it doesn’t shy away from pushing boundaries that some may find hard to digest.

Not for the faint of heart.Heavy themes of obsession & notoriety.Practical effects are strikingly impactful.