Wirra Distribution has unveiled the official theatrical poster for 'The Shadows of Trust', a psychological thriller from Whadjuk and Bibbulman filmmaker Thibul Nettle.
An Aboriginal-owned company founded by Wongutha filmmaker Travis Akbar, the poster release marks a first look at the Wirra Distribution film ahead of further announcements.
The film follows Phoebe and Alex Clarke, played by Sarah Jeavons and Mr Nettle, whose life in a secluded country home begins to unravel as unsettling events emerge.
A neighbouring character, played by Georgia Williams, introduces further tension as hidden truths begin to surface.
The production is described as a contained, character-driven psychological horror-thriller exploring perception, truth and the impact of silence.
Mr Akbar said the release marks an early step in sharing the project with audiences.
"Releasing the official poster is an exciting step in sharing this story," Mr Akbar said.
"At Wirra, we are committed to elevating First Nations voices across all genres.
"The Shadows of Trust is a powerful example of Indigenous-led storytelling that is bold, intimate, and psychologically gripping, and a great example of what can be done at a micro-budget level."
The poster presents a story centred on tension, relationships and trust, with an ominous tone reflecting themes of secrecy and emotional strain.
Wirra Distribution added the film forms part of a broader push to support First Nations filmmakers and expand representation across Australian screen content.
Further updates, including release dates, trailers and festival screenings, are expected in the coming months.
