In the 16th century, Ilinca Dragomir, a noblewoman in the heart of Romania, is trapped between duty and desire. Haunted by a tragic love that forced her to conceal her true heart, Ilinca channels her longing and unspoken thoughts into her art. But when she paints a self-portrait unlike any other, she unknowingly creates a link across time.
Centuries later, Simone Hayes, a brilliant and passionate art curator in 24th-century America, stumbles upon Ilinca's portrait in the archives of the Smithsonian Galleries. Drawn to the painting by an inexplicable pull, Simone begins to experience vivid, haunting visions of Ilinca's life-a life filled with longing, loss, and a quest for freedom. As the connection deepens, Simone must confront the mysteries that lie between her world and Ilinca's, questioning the nature of time, love, and destiny.
As the veil between them grows thinner, Ilinca and Simone's bond becomes undeniable, bridging their lives and the centuries that separate them. But with history and fate conspiring against them, can their love transcend the boundaries of time, or will it become just another forgotten echo in the tapestry of history?
Through a Painted Veil is a haunting, lyrical tale of love that defies time, exploring the power of art, the longing for connection, and the enduring nature of the human heart.
Season 4 of The Virus Within
Trinity is familiar with zombies, being one herself, but when strange zombies start appearing, she realizes that the world she knew might be changing yet again.
When a dangerous set of scientific notes are discovered, Trinity and her friends don't realize anything is wrong until a frantic radio call comes in. Unaware of the notes, they race to the south and struggle to determine where the strange zombies came from. The zombies are unlike any ranks previously seen, and they aren't as predictable. Some have new tricks hidden up sleeves, forcing any Stronghold they encounter to quickly adapt to the new challenge or risk being overrun. Secrets never remain hidden, and zombie apocalypses never make life easy.