In a world where color dictates emotion, a man finds himself trapped in a psychological nightmare in the taut thriller Screaming Yellow. Directed and written by Liam Graves, this intense four-minute descent follows a protagonist, portrayed by Charles C. Marshall, who awakens to a reality saturated in a single, unnerving hue. This pervasive yellow is not just a visual phenomenon but a palpable force, heightening anxiety and distorting perception. As he navigates this monochromatic prison, he encounters another figure, played by Kieran Lambri, whose intentions and very nature become blurred within the overwhelming atmosphere. The central conflict becomes a desperate race against a creeping madness, as the character must decipher the rules of this chromatic hell and uncover its source before his sanity completely unravels. Crafting a suffocating sense of dread, the film leverages its striking visual conceit to explore themes of isolation and psychological decay, promising a visceral and unsettling experience that gets under your skin long after the final frame.