Finding herself losing herself.
About
In this haunting psychological drama, a young couple, Jackson and Grace, relocate from the fast-paced environment of New York City to a remote, windswept homestead in the Montana wilderness. Seeking a fresh start and a peaceful sanctuary to raise their newborn child, the pair initially views the sprawling isolation of the countryside as an idyllic escape. However, the promise of renewal quickly dissolves as the harsh reality of their surroundings begins to press in. As Jackson becomes physically and emotionally distant, often leaving Grace alone in the vast emptiness of their property, the silence of the landscape begins to mirror the growing chasm within their marriage. Grace finds herself grappling with a profound sense of isolation, the mounting pressures of new motherhood, and the resurfacing of long-buried emotional wounds that she had hoped to leave behind in the city. Her struggle is compounded by a burgeoning creative frustration and a creeping sense of unease that permeates their home. What starts as a simple pursuit of domestic bliss slowly transforms into a claustrophobic descent into uncertainty, challenging the strength of their bond. As the line between sanity and obsession blurs, the story meticulously examines the fragile equilibrium between identity, the sacrifices of love, and the often terrifying interior journey of a woman navigating the complexities of her own mind in a world that feels increasingly detached from reality.
Cast & crew
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- Jennifer Lawrence
- Robert Pattinson
- Sissy Spacek
- LaKeith Stanfield
- Nick Nolte
- Gabrielle Rose
- Clare Coulter
- Sarah Lind
- Luke Camilleri
- Victor Zinck, Jr.
- Debs Howard
- Phillip Forest Lewitski
- Georgina Lightning
- Darren Moore
- Lauren Viau
- Michael Shepherd
- Qado
- Kasmere Trice Stanfield
- Tom Carey
- Tyler Lynn Smith
- Saylor McPherson
- Sarah Vanderschoot
- Phoenix Valentine
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