HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - s4story -- Pix/See Productions announces The Mystery of Emma Thorn, the new film by Gregory Blair, has completed post-production and has released its official poster. Starring cult film icon Lynn Lowry in the title role, The Mystery of Emma Thorn is a mystery/drama about a woman who's disappeared--and the husband and adult son left to unravel how and why. The Mystery of Emma Thorn is the third feature for Blair and his production company, following the psychological thriller Deadly Revisions and the comedy/horror Garden Party Massacre.

"I wanted to the poster for this film to be different from my previous films, which are both very plot-driven; since The Mystery of Emma Thorn is extremely character-driven, I wanted the poster to evoke that. Poster artist Gaz Jackson did a beautiful job creating an image I think makes the film very clearly character-driven. You can see that it's about people: how they may be connected, what they may be hiding, etc.  As much as Emma's disappearance is the titular mystery, what's going on inside the husband she left behind is just as intriguing and, in fact, the two mysteries are intertwined in a very unexpected way."

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In the film, beloved wife and mother Emma Thorn (Lowry) has gone missing. Husband Ari (Blair) and mildly autistic adult son Casper (Charles Chudabala) work with a police detective (Kevin Caliber) to try to find her. But the circumstances under which Emma left are puzzling. And Casper suspects his father is haunted by something more than his wife's absence. Bit by bit, the truth comes out, leading to a heartbreaking discovery.

"It's ultimately a film about relationships and connection," Blair reveals. "In a time when division and disconnection have become our society's psychological pandemic, I wanted to tell a story reminding us why that's not healthy; why we need to be patient and understanding toward one another. The characters' struggles, their love, their family dynamics and their grief make the film so much more than a mystery; it's an emotional journey about loss, love and the causes and costs of lies."

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This film also features Xavier Roe as Oliver, cinematography by Sophia Cacciola (The Once and Future Smash), sound design by Chris Carlone (Garden Party Massacre) and an original score by Everett Young (Craving).

Find The Mystery of Emma Thorn on IMDB:  https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27791072/

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