"Old Gray Mare," written and directed by Courtney Glaudé —fresh off an overall deal with Tyler Perry Studios —delivers a gripping exploration of the emotional weight carried by families affected by dementia. What begins as minor memory lapses quietly escalates into something far more unsettling. When Steven and Robin return from a peaceful cruise and visit Eileen’s home, they’re confronted with a chilling new reality. This time, it’s more than forgotten groceries or misplaced keys—this time, the truth is impossible to ignore. With a deeply personal perspective, Glaudé crafts a poignant and haunting portrait of love, loss, and the slow unraveling of memory.

Tyler Perry Studios has signed a deal with director, writer, and producer Courtney Glaude, appointing him as Executive Creator of Scripted and Unscripted content. Glaude, known for his work on The Reading, will develop and produce both television and film projects for the studio. His first project under the new partnership is A Love, a psychological thriller addressing domestic violence rooted in childhood experiences. Production is set to begin next year.