Sexual assault is a tricky subject to tackle, as the outcry over that Game of Thrones rape scene reminded us so very recently. Too often it’s treated like just another crazy twist, rather than a grim reality that millions of people have to live with every day. Thankfully, that’s not the case in Felt, Jason Banker‘s character study-turned-thriller from Fantastic Fest 2014.

Starring and based on the experiences of Amy Everson, Felt follows an artist dealing with the fallout of sexual trauma in a most unusual way: by crafting grotesque costumed alter egos for herself. Her behavior alienates some of the people around her, but eventually she falls into a relationship with Kenny (Kentucker Audley). Watch the Felt red band trailer after the jump. (There’s also an all-ages version if you’re at work.)

Here’s the red-band trailer:

Rape revenge movies aren’t terribly uncommon, but one of the things that makes Felt look so unusual is the way it deals with rape culture, not just a single, specific rape. “You’re constantly objectified, discredited, for anything you do, because you’re female,” Everson laments in the trailer. “Everything is qualified by the fact that you don’t have a dick.”

This green-band trailer has a lot of the same ideas, but it is a bit more restrained on the language front.

Felt arrives in theaters June 26, and will hit digital HD and VOD July 21.