Fréwaka

The film follows Shoo, a care worker dealing with her own personal tragedy. She is assigned to a remote village to assist an agoraphobic woman who is haunted by her past and fears her neighbors as well as the Na Sídhe, malevolent figures from Irish folklore believed to have taken her years ago.

Fréwaka combines psychological horror with folk horror, making it a compelling choice for fans of the genre. The runtime of 103 minutes allows for a deep exploration of its characters and the eerie atmosphere of the village. With keywords like death, religion, and childhood trauma, the film delves into heavy themes while incorporating supernatural elements.