Color of Night

Color of Night (1994) casts a psychiatrist's descent into paranoia as a labyrinthine dance with shadowy figures. Color-blind and adrift after his friend's murder, he assumes control of a therapy group, only to find himself ensnared in a web of suspicion and desire. An enigmatic woman's advances deepen the mystery, her motives as opaque as the protagonist's vision. Director Richard Rush frames this psychological thriller as a fever dream, where reality and hallucination blur, leaving the audience as disoriented as its protagonist.