A Father's Day presentation by the Durango Underground Séance of Cinema.

On a lonely Iowa farm, a respectable family man begins hearing voices from the corn.

Instead of seeking medical attention, he follows their instructions.

What begins as a whisper becomes an obsession.

Savings vanish. Neighbors stare. A strange monument rises from fertile soil. And as twilight falls across the fields, figures long thought lost begin to emerge from the darkness.

Old wounds reopen. Fathers return. Miracles and madness become difficult to distinguish.

A haunting tale of longing, redemption, and the peculiar things that call to us from beyond reason.

Or, if you prefer the title used by the distributors:
Field of Dreams (1989), starring Kevin Costner.
To be clear, the dark summoning ritual turns out to be baseball.
Which, depending on your relationship with your father, may not actually make it less unsettling.

If you've ever watched a Midwestern dad ignore practical advice, pour alarming amounts of time and money into a hobby, and express decades of buried emotion through sports, you may find this film less a fantasy and more a documentary.

Admission is FREE, though donations are gratefully accepted to support future cinematic apparitions.