Skip to content 
Raven Banner has acquired worldwide rights to the Polish folk horror film. opium Deadline reports ahead of its international premiere at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival.
The outlet explains that the video is “rooted in the ancient beliefs and dark folklore of Poland’s ethnocultural Kashubia region” and “follows 18-year-old Trina as she struggles to break free from a suffocating relationship with her mother and a family filled with tension, buried secrets, and generational trauma.”
With the arrival of her aunt Helena and paralyzed grandmother Regina, the fragile boundaries between everyday life, ancestral superstitions, and Trina’s increasingly disturbing nightmares begin to crumble. As long-buried truths surface, Trina must fight to reclaim her voice in a world where the supernatural is more than folklore.”
traces of the movie marta geek‘s feature-length directorial debut.
Victoria Kruszczynska, Gabriela Muskawa, Magdalena Bocharska, Ivona Bielska and remorse star.
Michael Paszt, Managing Partner at Raven Banner, said:opium It’s the kind of fear that gets into your skin and stays there.. Tapping into Polish Kashubian folklore, it taps into something ancient and deeply unsettling to create a world where familial trauma, superstition, and true terror collide.. We’re always looking for bold genre films with a distinct cultural identity, filmmaker vision, and the ability to leave a lasting impression. opium It offers all three aspects and we are excited to introduce it to our audience.”
Consider me sold. I say this not because I am half Polish. Raven Banner continues to put out unique horror films, so I believe Paszt when he says we can expect the same from Ópi.
Don’t miss it when it screens at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival later this month.
Category:News