The Eyes of My Mother

• Drama
• Horror

A chillingly stark and deliberately paced psychological horror unfolds as a young woman’s isolated rural existence fractures following profound loss. Shot in haunting black and white, the film doesn’t rely on jump scares but instead cultivates a deeply unsettling atmosphere through unsettling imagery and a pervasive sense of loneliness, mirroring the protagonist’s spiraling internal landscape. It’s a study of inherited trauma and burgeoning, unconventional desires, presented with a clinical detachment that amplifies the disturbing nature of her actions – a lonely figure navigating grief not through catharsis, but through a chillingly quiet redefinition of connection and control. The film's deliberate aesthetics and unspoken narrative create an experience of suffocating intimacy, exploring the darker currents of human need and the fracturing of identity in the wake of devastating emotional wounds.