The New Creation
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An afflicted soul wanders a wilderness that seems alive with torment—its silence broken only by the whispers of something dark, something ancient. Struggling to distinguish delusion from truth, he’s pulled deeper into a shadowed realm where fear, doubt, and despair close in like fog. As his mind unravels and the world around him bends, fragments of something different—something radiant—begin to break through. A presence. A promise. A choice. The New Creation is a haunting descent into the human soul’s darkest night, and a stirring exploration of the mysterious force that can bring light to even the most forsaken path.
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Directed by Seth Oliver Olson. 25min 22sec
Seth Oliver Olson: Filmmaker, Triple Crowner, Thru Hiker, Fisher of Men, Follower of Christ.
Previous Films: The Darkest Revelation
Director Statement
Directors Statement: If this film brings one person closer to Jesus it was all worth it. I give all glory to my Savior. I desire to pull as many as possible out of darkness into His marvelous light through the use of film.
Seth AKA “Thor” signing off.
P.S. Hike Your Own Hike
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