Sugar People

Oliver Ferrie’s SUGAR PEOPLE steer the labyrinthine corridors of trauma, trust, and mental anguish, weaving a slow-paced horror montage tinged with ethereal mystique. Amidst the shadows of art class struggles and the spectre of Tala’s fractured psyche, protagonist Kestrel is drawn into the enigmatic orbit of a religious counselor, unraveling secrets that lurk in the murky depths of the Church’s past. Ferrie’s narrative is a haunting symphony, evoking a myriad of emotions that dance on the precipice of anger, disgust, and conspiracy.