Three aspiring ad-men take a weekend in the wilderness, brainstorming for their first assignment: to overhaul the image of a once-household cleaning product, Claractix. While in the woods, a girlfriend’s mysterious disappearance sparks a harrowing descent into unreality. Personalities contort into extremes and visits are made by a specter from Claractix campaigns of the past as the film careens towards to its startling climax.

I Can See You is the feature film debut of writer/director Graham Reznick (sound designer on The Roost and Trigger Man), co-produced by ScareFlix veteran Peter Phok. The film stars real-life members of Waverly Films (Ben Dickinson, Duncan Skiles and Chris Ford), a Brooklyn based production company specializing in commercials and music video work. Summer Day, the free spirited temptress destined to drive them apart, is played by Heather Robb (Trigger Man, I Sell the Dead). Long-lost ClarActix pitchman Mickey Hauser is played by producer Larry Fessenden, who describes the movie as "1960’s psychedelia by way of David Lynch with dashes of Philip K. Dick and Cronenberg."

Preceded by The Viewer, a new Anaglyphic 3D short film by Graham Reznick: THE VIEWER is a telepathic interrogation experienced from the perspective of a suspected murderer.  Telepathic Viewing doesn't come without a price, however;  as the suspect resists the mind-reader's tactics, the "viewing" intensity is increased... dissolving the fragile boundaries between memory, identity and reality.