The Yellow Sign

Year: 2001

Runtime: 47 mins

Language: English

Director: Aaron Vanek

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Tess Reardon, a struggling gallery owner, seeks fresh talent to revive her failing business. Haunted by nightmares, she discovers the enigmatic painter she dreamed of—Aubrey Scott—actually exists and tracks him down. He will exhibit his work only if she models for him, and she soon slips into a past life in a world where nothing is as it seems.

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