In the oppressive winter of 1843, a young woman named Mary is under interrogation, her eyes wrapped in blood-stained cloth. The story she recounts unfolds in a secluded farmhouse, where a rigid and devout Protestant family enforces a harsh, unforgiving faith. Stefanie Scott portrays Mary, whose secretive bond with the household maid, Eleanor, played by Isabelle Fuhrman, blossoms into a forbidden romance. Their clandestine love becomes the target of the family’s zealous matriarch, Judith Roberts, and a mysterious, unsettling spiritual Intruder, Rory Culkin, who arrives to enforce a cruel judgment. Directed by Edoardo Vitaletti, this atmospheric period horror film weaves a chilling tale of persecution and supernatural dread. As the family’s pious cruelty intensifies, Mary and Eleanor must navigate a landscape where faith is a weapon and the line between religious fervor and haunting malevolence dissolves. The film masterfully builds a sense of creeping terror, exploring the horrors born from fanaticism and the desperate fight to preserve a love condemned by all.