Fréwaka
Directed by Aislinn Clarke
Shoo is sent to a remote village to care for an agoraphobic woman, who fears both the neighbors and the Na Sídhe - sinister folkloric entities she believes abducted her decades before.
Shoo faces inner trauma while nursing an agoraphobic woman.
Cast: Clare Monnelly, Bríd Ní Neachtain
Member Reviews
Boring
I dont give a--wait. I can't say the f word. I dont care what Steven says, this movie was great gosh-darnnit. Im thinking what to say. Uh. Don't let random people into your house. I wish Duolingo did not use AI, then I could trust the Irish lessons. Labhraionn tu bearla??? These fairies were not cute and pretty. Uhm, pee? This is a great movie with nice folklore and visuals. If you want anyone to go away, pee. That would stop people, too. Fairies arent special. Tyler? OUT!!!
sick
It was really interesting and unpredictable! I like the psychological aspect to it. Definitely leaves you thinking after you finish it.
I am loving that Irish horror is becoming it's own little niche of the genre and even more so with this film being almost entirely in Irish! Keep. Them. Coming. Far as the film itself goes! Tis a slow burn, not something that everyone likes but I think a very *good* instance of a slow burn! Atmospheric as heck! Ominous, good imagery, compelling characters, a solid flick all around.