The Ghost (2023)
Two Korean sisters must save their family after a ghost tears the family apart.
The Drowned
A lone survivor wakes up on a rocky, empty coastline. With a mysterious orb guiding her, she searches the landscape for food and shelter, looking for signs of civilisation, people, anything. Finding only the crumbling remains of buildings long deserted, she becomes increasingly fearful of the reality of her situation, and when the orbs' final destination is revealed, she must come to terms with a fundamentally changed world.
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A lone survivor wakes up on a rocky, empty coastline. With a mysterious orb guiding her, she searches the landscape for food and shelter, looking for signs of civilisation, people, anything. Finding only the crumbling remains of buildings long deserted, she becomes increasingly fearful of the reality of her situation, and when the orbs' final destination is revealed, she must come to terms with a fundamentally changed world.
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