Fréwaka
Siobhan becomes a live-in carer for a deeply superstitious women, ignoring Mila’s concerns amid eerie warnings of spirits.
Thursday 6 November 2025, 7:30pm, Age Rating: 15A |
Admission: €7 including booking fee
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While dealing with the recent death of her estranged mother, Siobhan - who goes by ‘Shoo’ - is offered a new job as a live-in carer for a frail older woman. Despite the objections of her pregnant fiancee Mila, Shoo accepts the offer. She arrives in the rural home to discover a frightened and deeply superstitious woman named Peig. Peig warns that evil spirits lurk nearby - and that they’ve already got their eyes on Shoo.
Aislinn Clarke puts a fresh spin on Irish folk horror with her excellent second feature, which is predominantly shot in Irish language. Cleverly mixing together various aspects of Irish history, culture and folklore, this is an eerie and haunting slow-burn chiller.
Director: Aislinn Clarke
103 mins | Ireland | 2024 |15A (IFCO)
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