Color of Night

An American thriller from 1994, directed by Richard Rush. The film follows the story of psychologist Bill Capa (Bruce Willis), who loses the ability to see the color red after witnessing the tragic death of one of his patients and decides to step away from his practice in New York. Bill travels to Los Angeles to visit his friend and colleague Bob Moore (Scott Bakula), who runs an unconventional therapy group. However, Bob is soon found murdered, and Bill is drawn into a dangerous investigation of his friend's death. He takes over the therapy sessions and becomes entangled with the group's members, each harboring dark secrets and motives. Simultaneously, he begins a passionate romance with a mysterious woman named Rose (Jane March), whose connection to the unfolding events is far deeper than he initially suspects. As the plot progresses, Bill faces life-threatening dangers, manipulative schemes, and shocking revelations. The film is filled with eroticism, unexpected twists, and a tense atmosphere, delving into the complex relationships between the characters and their inner struggles.