The Violet Curtain

"An eerie Irish folk horror wherein a teenage girl’s mother goes missing only to return with an increasingly uncanny change in personality."

Dir. Julia Ducournau Language: French / Country: France / Genre: Body Horror . Runtime: 108 min "An automobile accident leaves disturbing...

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