Watch the official trailer to see the found-footage style and the eerie atmosphere of the Miller residence:
Sean goes outside to investigate the intruders. When Brett and Ash follow, Ash witnesses Brett being "beamed up" into the sky. Ash tries to hold onto him but fails, and Brett is taken by the beings. Key Themes & Style Holes In The Sky: The Sean Miller Story
Produced on a micro-budget of approximately $4,000 , the film became a festival hit, winning over 25 awards and surpassing The Blair Witch Project for the most awards won by a found-footage film. Watch the official trailer to see the found-footage
Ash, his wife Chanell, and cinematographer Brett stay at Sean’s rural home. They quickly experience strange electrical issues, unexplainable noises, and sightings of "shadow people". Key Themes & Style Produced on a micro-budget
" Holes In The Sky: The Sean Miller Story " is a 2021 independent found-footage horror film/mockumentary directed by . It presents itself as a documentary about a filmmaker trying to uncover the truth behind a mysterious 2013 disappearance in rural Illinois. Story Premise
An emergency services call from April 2020 (shown at the beginning and end) reveals the crew trapped inside the house as beings swarm the roof.
Hints in the film suggest the beings target individuals experiencing trauma; for example, Brett was going through a divorce and the loss of a child when he was taken.