Elfreda

About This Movie

Elfreda dives into the chilling mystery surrounding a murder in 1870, set against the backdrop of Harbour Grace. Nora, a passionate professor, becomes obsessed with Elfreda's case, reflecting on the broader theme of women's injustice that rings true even today. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the atmosphere to build tension as she uncovers layers of societal repression while grappling with personal dilemmas. The film employs practical effects that ground its historical context, enhancing the immersive experience. Performances are nuanced, especially Nora's internal struggle, which feels both personal and universal. It’s interesting how the film weaves past and present together, making us reconsider how far we've come—or not.

Historical context adds depth.Strong commentary on gender issues.Atmospheric visuals enhance engagement.