Synopsis
A pregnant woman receives a phone call that changes everything—and threatens both her and her unborn child’s lives.
Yelena is joyfully expecting her first child, only 37 days to go, then she answers an unknown call. On the other end of the line, a chilling voice delivers an impossible ultimatum: obey his gruesome demands or watch her unborn baby die. At first, she wonders whether if it’s only a nasty prank call, but the eerie, supernatural proof he provides leaves no doubt — he has power over her in ways she cannot comprehend.
Forced into a brutal game of cat and mouse, Yelena, unprepared for violence but desperate to protect her child, must navigate a bloody odyssey of murder, chaos, and fear. As the body count rises, so do the stakes, and with every step, she is drawn deeper into a nightmare where survival means becoming something monstrous herself.
Darkly funny, unrelentingly violent, and dripping with suspense, this modern fairytale plunges into the depths of terror - where the only way out may be through blood.
Writer/Director
Aleksander Radivojevic is an ‘enfant terrible’ of Serbian filmmaking. He was the screenwriter of the transgressive ‘A Serbian Film’ (2010), dubbed ‘the most controversial film of its era’. He has been active in the industry since 1998, having written on many Serbian movies and TV shows. Karmadonna is his directing debut and represents a natural progression into mainstream cinema with what promises to be a genre-defining ‘bloody masterpiece’.
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