Lamb

• Drama
• Fantasy
• Horror

In the stark, isolating beauty of the Icelandic countryside, a childless couple finds their quiet existence irrevocably altered by the arrival of a bewildering newborn – a creature that blurs the lines between animal and human. This isn't a story of miraculous birth, but a deeply unsettling folk horror rooted in profound grief and the desperate yearning for parenthood. The film trades jump scares for a mounting, almost unbearable tenderness, tinged with an unnerving ambiguity as the couple’s joy clashes against the unnatural reality of their foundling. It’s a haunting and melancholic exploration of loss, acceptance, and the primal, sometimes destructive, power of love in the face of the impossible, presented with an almost clinical detachment that amplifies the emotional weight of their increasingly fragile domesticity.