You Won't Be Alone

• Horror
• Drama

In 19th-century Macedonia, a solitary young woman, born into brutal isolation, discovers a terrifying and liberating power: the ability to inhabit the bodies of others. This isn’t a tale of malicious possession, but a haunting, almost anthropological curiosity—a desperate attempt to understand humanity through lived experience, one stolen life at a time. Each transformation offers a fleeting connection to joy, sorrow, and the mundane realities of village life, yet inevitably ends in unsettling detachment and the echoing loneliness of her original existence. The film unfolds as a darkly poetic exploration of identity forged not through self-discovery, but through the accumulated fragments of countless others, presenting a folkloric horror rooted in profound questions of what it truly means to be human.