To Bottle a Ghost

To Bottle a Ghost is a moody, atmospheric noir about the heavy cost of living in the past. It follows the collision of three lives in a rain-slicked city: a reclusive architect who preserves memories in glass jars, a sound artist who scavenges for echoes in the shadows, and a powerful socialite whose "golden" perfection hides a cold, calculating rot.

At its heart, it is a story of obsession, art, and the ghosts we choose to keep. It explores the tension between the curated, polished world of the elite and the raw, melodic honesty found in the dark. It is a journey of two people trying to find their own rhythm in a city that wants to turn them into monuments.

The Aesthetic:
The Tone: Melancholic, cinematic, and deeply intimate.

The Visuals: Silver lockets against black leather, amber-lit attics, distorted blueprints, and rain-streaked windows.

The Sound: Low-frequency bass, the click of a silver lighter, and the rhythmic thrum of a midnight train.