The Color Rose, an independent movie produced by Neon Cinema Films, has wrapped in the 琉璃神社 area after four weeks of shooting.

琉璃神社-born director Courtney Paige returned home to film her thriller about high school girls, each embodying one of the seven deadly sins, who start a cult. But, after their best friend goes missing, they realize there is more going on in their religious town.

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The OKM Secondary graduate turned director is an award-winning writer and actor who works between Vancouver and Los Angeles. Her body of work includes appearances on E!鈥檚 The Arrangement and a short film entitled Butterscotch that was screened in the Cannes Film Festival Short Corner.

鈥淚t has been a pleasure working with the cast and crew here in 琉璃神社 over the past four weeks,鈥� Paige said. 鈥淲e have enjoyed the beautiful weather, stunning landscapes and hospitality of all those we have encountered.鈥�

Familiar sights may include the Benvoulin Church, Father Pandosy Mission, BNA Brewing Co. & Eatery and Venture Academy. John and Anne-Celia Casorso received a special thanks from the cast and crew for 鈥渓ending their home.鈥�

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The Color Rose not only featured local sights but a lot of local and Canadian talent as well. Cinematographer Stirling Bancroft; producers Melissa Kyle and Alan MacFarlane; executive producers Siena Oberman, Heliya Alam, Suzann Petrongolo, Taylor St. Pierre, Erin Hazlehurst, Samantha Thomas and Aleks Paunovic; along with hair and make-up artists were involved in Neon Cinema鈥檚 first feature film.

The film鈥檚 nearly 100 cast and crew members also boasted some high-profile actors, such as Kaitlyn Bernard of The Professor, Lochlyn Munro of Riverdale and A Night at the Roxbury, Dylan Playfair of Letter Kenny and Van Helsing鈥檚 Aleks Paunovic.