Company of Shadows is LGBTQ drama written and directed by Dirk van Sloten.
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Company of Shadows – A Queer Drama
Winner of Four Awards | Official Selection at Multiple Film Festivals
In the high-stakes world of business and power, trust is both a necessity and a liability. Company of Shadows is a gripping LGBTQ drama that delves into the complexities of human relationships, the weight of hidden truths, and the devastating consequences of deception.
A Night of Confessions and Betrayal
To solidify a crucial business deal, a gay couple and a straight couple come together for an evening meant to establish trust. As the night unfolds, they share deeply personal and traumatic experiences, believing vulnerability will strengthen their partnership. But as ulterior motives surface, the carefully curated façade begins to crack, revealing dark secrets that push them toward an explosive confrontation.
Award-Winning & Critically Recognized
Company of Shadows has made a lasting impact on audiences and critics alike, securing four prestigious awards and earning official selections at multiple film festivals. Its thought-provoking narrative and powerful performances set it apart as a must-see for fans of gripping psychological drama.
A Story That Lingers in the Dark
Blurring the line between truth and manipulation, Company of Shadows is an intense, emotionally charged film that examines the fragility of trust and the darkness hidden within us all. As the tension escalates, the film dares to ask—how well do we really know the people we put our faith in?
Indie Film
Company of Shadows was produced independently, funded entirely out of pocket, a true testament to the dedication behind its creation. Without studio backing, every frame of the film was crafted with passion, perseverance, and a deep commitment to storytelling. This grassroots effort allowed for complete creative control, resulting in a bold, uncompromising vision that challenges conventional narratives. From its gripping performances to its intricate tension, the film stands as a testament to what independent cinema can achieve when driven by heart and purpose.