A psychotic jazz riff on film. Dementia is a psychic autopsy performed in real time. Adrienne Barrett’s haunted gaze cuts through a fractured, wordless nightmare of guilt, trauma, and urban decay. Parker directs like a man possessed, crafting a surreal ballet of shadows, violence, and disorientation. Equal parts noir, horror, and avant-garde experiment, it’s grainy monochrome delirium—claustrophobic, hypnotic, and unshakably eerie, like a dream you can't wake from.