Rift

This film is a crime thriller that tries to unravel the intricacies of ghastly murders of college students, whose deaths remain a mystery till date.

It takes one into the precincts of the Town Creek Apartments that were renovated quite recently, the year being 2001; who knew the refurbished walls would soon be smeared with the blood of youngsters who met with an ill-fate that they perhaps didn’t think of even in their far-fetched dreams. What could have possibly gone wrong with the troupe? Was it the outcome of some adversary’s sinister motive being materialized, or did they harbor bad feelings against each other that were vented out in this gory form? Obviously dead men don’t speak and those alive didn’t seem to care much about it. At such a juncture enters a woman who wants to decipher the smallest of small details and bring the truth out before the entire world. Jennifer Campbell is an ordinary graduate who wants to make it big as a scribe, and triggered with this notion, she decides to solve the case, trying to break the jinx that surrounds the very place.

It certainly doesn’t prove to be a cakewalk and what she stumbles upon leaves her flabbergasted to the hilt, so much so that she mulls over whether she should tell it all or let it be submerged for the sake of salvaging something that is pertinent.