Jasper Mall

About This Movie

Jasper Mall offers a contemplative look at a shopping mall in decline, capturing that eerie stillness of spaces once bustling with activity. The film's pacing mirrors the slow fade of the mall itself, blending candid interviews with quiet observations of the fading decor and vacant storefronts. There's a sense of nostalgia here, but it’s not kitschy—more like a reflection on community, loss, and the changing landscape of retail. The practical effects are the mall's own crumbling infrastructure, which tells its own story as the camera lingers on every detail. The interviews with employees and patrons feel genuine, giving voice to the heart of this place that’s slowly being forgotten. It's a haunting portrait of a time and place in flux.

Runtime: 90 minutesAspect Ratio: 16:9Filmed in Alabama, focusing on local cultureDirector Brett Whitcomb's debut feature