May

• Drama
• Horror
• Comedy

May explores the spiraling isolation of a young woman grappling with a fractured sense of self, manifested through a disturbingly fixated longing for connection. This darkly comedic horror unfolds not through jump scares, but through an unsettlingly intimate portrayal of escalating obsession and the desperate search for validation. Her fascination isn’t simply a crush, but a twisted attempt to construct an idealized partner from fragmented desires, blurring the lines between reality and a chillingly self-made fantasy world populated by disturbing handmade dolls. The film’s unsettling tone arises from its deadpan delivery and the protagonist’s unwavering conviction within an increasingly depraved internal logic, culminating in a uniquely unsettling exploration of loneliness and the consequences of unfulfilled needs.