Daylight

Year: 2011

Runtime: 115 min

Language: English

Director: David Barker

Thriller

In a quiet Indiana town, social workers investigating child abuse cases uncover a disturbing pattern. Their search for answers leads them to a sinister connection – demonic forces are influencing the community and fueling a wave of horrifying events. As they delve deeper, they confront a growing evil and fight to protect the innocent.

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