Alexis Colette is a thought-provoking, beautiful, passionate, and immersive film. The mind, soul, and body are torn apart through tragedy, trapping us in the "In Between," whereby the ghost of the legendary Sidonie Colette helps Eric Sherelle face and ultimately overcome his greatest fears. This film takes place between the late 1920s through the early 1950s with the present. Beauty and intellect develop into manipulation, power grabs, and holds, riveted by contemporary presentations at the scholarly and cultured Eloise Home for the Insane and the wild, lurid, and diverse performances inside the reticent National "Burlesk" Theater. Insanity masquerades layers, whereby the characters drift back and forth between reality and fantasy. They then intertwine, creating a fusion unseen before, revealing and unveiling desirability, secreted thoughts, and an artist's horrors and pain.

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