This is a story with an extremely unreliable narrator and I'm not totally convinced the ending it lands on (it does, definitely, have an ending at least) is justified by what we've seen happen, or what the POV we've been given imagines has happened. It's intriguing enough that I want to see it again so... good job? Along the way we get some folk horror overtones, some amazing costuming & f/x, and a compelling father/son dynamic with the two leads, (Ethan Embry & Lukas Jann) ETA: This won audience favorite feature at BUFF 2025