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In the isolated countryside, a young woman named Francisca grows up in a world of profound loneliness after a traumatic event shatters her quiet existence. As she grapples with the void left by her mother’s absence, she descends into a macabre obsession with preserving the only connections she has left. Nicolas Pesce’s haunting black-and-white portrait of psychological decay is a slow-burn nightmare that blurs the line between love and cruelty, leaving viewers unsettled long after the credits roll.
The Eyes of My Mother
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What is The Eyes of My Mother about?
In the isolated countryside, a young woman named Francisca grows up in a world of profound loneliness after a traumatic event shatters her quiet existence. As she grapples with the void left by her mother's absence, she descends into a macabre obsession with preserving the...
When was The Eyes of My Mother released?
The Eyes of My Mother was released in 2016.
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User Reviews
CreepyPastaLover – 8/10
“This one really got under my skin. The stark black-and-white visuals and the unnerving silence made every scene feel oppressive. It's not your typical jump-scare horror; the dread builds slowly and stays with you.”
ArtHouseHorror – 7/10
“I appreciated the artistic approach, and the lead actress did a fantastic job with a challenging role. It's bleak and uncomfortable, but if you're into moody, atmospheric horror, this is worth a watch.”
SlasherFan99 – 4/10
“Honestly, I was bored for most of it. The story is too slow and weird for my taste. There's some unsettling imagery, but I needed more payoff for the build-up. Not my cup of tea.”
QuietTerror – 6/10
“I liked the concept and the atmosphere, but the pacing dragged in the middle. The ending was haunting, though. It's a smart indie horror that may not be for everyone, but it left me thinking.”
