Following a bloody revolution and civil war, former army officer Xavier Faraday is ushered into a dim interrogation room and chained up opposite Maria Ramses, his appointed representative for the fledgling government’s Truth and Reconciliation Committee.
Offered a chance at amnesty for detailing his time as the executive officer at an infamous internment camp, Xavier reluctantly agrees. Slowly Maria peels away the layers of the man’s life and military career, however Xavier is hiding something. Something horrible. But so is Maria.
When the curtain is pulled back, Xavier learns he is not being offered amnesty, instead this has all been part of his interrogation. And more so, Maria is not who she seems, and she will go to any length for the information she desires.
Truth stars Rachel Alig (Last Call at Murray’s) as Maria and Eric Paul Erickson (The Last Ship, The Young and the Restless, Snake Outta Compton) as Xavier in a performance that is a complete departure from past roles.
“Eric Erickson brings a raw power and vulnerability that has to be seen to be believed.” – Jon Kondelik (Director-Behind the Walls)
Written by Erickson and his feature film directorial debut, Truth was shot entirely on the Dual Visions stages, a unique cinematic experience featuring two actors in a single space in real time. Lensed by Spirit Award nominee Joel Hodge (Bellflower) and filmed chronologically in seven days, Truth explores the human experiences of loss, evil and the depths people will go for answers and survival.
“What Eric was able to create is a look into the darkest part of our souls, and he really brings to question what we would do in these characters’ shoes. This film isn’t afraid to make the audience feel love and hate for the characters.” – Arielle Brachfeld (Emmy® Nominated Producer)





