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Deepest Darkest

A black white image in a cave of a woman sitting on a chair that seeming floats on dark water
A black and white image of a woman's face being grabbed by a long-nailed hand
A black and white aerial shot of a stone formation of a spiral, three figures stand within it

Synopsis

Following a devastating breakup, Marianne escapes London with her closest friends in search of healing. What begins as an intimate portrait of grief and female friendship gradually gives way to something far older and more dangerous, as the women become entangled with an ancient witch who endured violence that echoes Marianne's own trauma and betrayal.

As folklore begins to bleed into reality, repressed desire, resentment and rage surface with terrifying consequences. Caught between possession and liberation, Marianne must face the darkness she has repressed.

Details

Year
2027
Type of project
Features
Running time
97 min
Director
Florence Kosky 1st Feature
Producer
Florence Kosky, Aggy K Adams, Guy Davies
Editor
Tasmin Jeffery, Maximus Adams
Screenwriter
Florence Kosky, Justina Law
Director of Photography
Mike McMillin
Composer
Madison Willing
Principal cast
Aggy K Adams, Nell Williams, Jessamine Bliss Bell, Patrick Baladi, Alexander Lincoln

Genre

Drama Horror LGBTQIA+ Woman Director

Categories

Fiction

Production Status

Post-production

Production Company

Zebrafish Media

Guy Davies
13 Lansdown
Stroud
GL5 1BB
UK

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