Chanthaly

The story follows a sickly young woman who begins to experience visions of her deceased mother. As she navigates her daily life, she grapples with whether these apparitions are a result of her medication or a genuine connection from beyond the grave.

With a runtime of 98 minutes, Chanthaly delves into heavy topics such as suicide and isolation, creating a complex emotional landscape. Directed by Mattie Do, the film brings a distinctive voice to the horror genre, particularly through its female perspective. The incorporation of cultural elements from Laos adds depth to the narrative, setting it apart from more traditional horror films.