Black Shore 2019
"The nearest faraway place."
When the quiet off-season embrace of Black Shore (2019) suddenly fractures, Ben's life spirals into uncertainty after his wife Holly vanishes without a trace.
Director: Grant White
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Black Shore (2019) about?
Ben's world crumbles when his wife Holly disappears in the off-season coastal town of Black Shore, leaving him to piece together a puzzle that blurs the line between reality and something far stranger.
Who directed Black Shore?
Grant White helms this moody short film, crafting a visually striking and thematically layered narrative within just 20 minutes.
Who stars in Black Shore?
The film features Matthew Steer as Ben, Jessica Raine as Holly, and Austin Taylor in pivotal supporting roles.
Is Black Shore (2019) worth watching?
Though brief, Black Shore packs a punch with its eerie atmosphere and emotional depth, making it a compelling watch for fans of atmospheric sci-fi dramas. Its concise runtime and strong performances elevate it beyond a typical short film experience.
How long is Black Shore?
Black Shore runs for 20 minutes.
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About Black Shore (2019) — A haunting short film about love lost in a seaside mystery
When the quiet off-season embrace of Black Shore (2019) suddenly fractures, Ben's life spirals into uncertainty after his wife Holly vanishes without a trace. Directed by Grant White, this atmospheric blend of drama and science fiction unfolds against the stark backdrop of a British seaside town, where the relentless sea whispers secrets only the horizon can hear. Matthew Steer delivers a quietly devastating performance as Ben, whose search for answers exposes a chilling mystery that lingers like the salty mist over the shore.
The film's haunting tone lingers long after the 20-minute runtime, weaving existential dread with intimate character moments. Raine and Taylor round out the cast, grounding the story in raw emotion as the narrative questions what lies beyond the visible—both in the town and within the human heart. Black Shore (2019) lingers as a fleeting yet unforgettable meditation on love, loss, and the places we dare not go.