Men

• Horror
• Thriller
• Fantasy

: Following a devastating loss, Harper seeks solace in the idyllic English countryside, only to find her grief mirrored and warped by the unsettling uniformity of the local men. What begins as a creeping sense of unease devolves into a surreal and deeply unsettling exploration of trauma, where familiar faces morph into haunting repetitions of patriarchal control and inherited pain. The film’s distinctive body horror isn’t about gore, but a visceral manifestation of internal fragmentation, using folklore and unsettling imagery to depict the suffocating weight of societal expectations and the cyclical nature of abuse. This isn't a traditional horror about a singular threat, but a psychological descent into a landscape embodying Harper’s fragmented psyche and the inescapable echoes of past trauma, leaving viewers with a lingering and disturbingly ambiguous sense of dread.