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[The "ARROW VIDEO" logo appears against the backdrop of a misty forest.]
[A young girl with light brown long hair wearing a green dress and no shoes, is picking up a snake in the forest. Otyla, a woman in her 50s, is standing behind her.]
[A wolf is staring straight into the camera.]
[Various festival logos appear on a background of a misty forest.]
[Å arlota, a young woman, is walking through the forest, a backpack on her back.]
Å arlota: I'm here for my mother's inheritance proceeding.
[Å arlota is kneeling in front of a grave in a cemetery.]
Mayor office assistant: And you are? [Šarlota is in the assistant's office, in front of a filing cabinet.] Šarlota: Vihárová. Šarlota.
[Å arlota, as a young girl, wearing red clothes, is seen from behind. She's is running towards a cabin in the forest.]
[Close-up on grown-up Å arlota now, walking through the forest.]
[A caption reads, "A modern-day fable for the witchcraft stories of history. - Jack Wells, Morbidly Beautiful."]
[Anna, a woman in her 50s, is inspecting Å arlota's hand, unveiling a brown mark.]
Anna: It is you. Why didn't you come back before?
[A Molotov cocktail is thrown at a cabin. The cabin goes up in flames.]
Å arlota: Who burned my mum's cabin?
[Å arlota is standing in a clearing. She looks confused.]
Å arlota: Otyla?
[Helena, a young woman wearing a red jacket, is sitting on the lawn.]
Helena: Don't say her name, you might awaken her.
[Å arlota, wearing a headlamp, is entering a house. She opens a wooden trunk.]
Helena: She cursed this place, that's what happened.
[Å arlota holds a teddy bear in her hands. The toy has been cut open at the back, and Å arlota appears to have retrieved a tooth from inside the toy.]
[Å arlota and Mira, a young woman with light brown long hair, are looking at the contents of the wooden trunk. There are several teddys and a notebook with drawings.]
Å arlota: Maybe she really was a witch.
[A caption reads, "A ferocious critique of a society strangled by misogyny. - Giorgia Del Don, Cineuropa"]
[Close-up on Å arlota who is still wearing a head torch. There's a flashing light.]
[Otyla is standing in front of a mirror.]
[Close-up on Å arlota. She's closing her eyes.]
[Å arlota and Mira are standing on a rock, close to the precipice.]
Å arlota: This is where it happened.
[Young Å arlota's is looking down the precipice. There is blood on her forehead.]
[Close-up on Å arlota.]
[Close-up on Mira.]
[At night, in the cabin, close-up on Å arlota] Helena: Aren't you scared, staying here alone?
[Å arlota is shining her light on the cabin's wooden door.]
Å arlota: I am.
[Å arlota, with her headlight strapped to her forehead and an axe in her hands is walking through the cabin.]
[A caption reads, "A harrowing, yet beautiful take on the patriarchy and internalised misogyny. - Caitlyn Downs, Scared Sheepless"]
[In the village, people with burning torches are congregated around a celebratory pyre.]
Anna: ...during full moons, a whole coven dancing naked by the fire, and God knows what else.
[Å arlota is dancing around the fire with, Rado, a bearded young man.]
[Å arlota is running away from someone.]
[A caption reads, "A richly crafted tale weaving old-world superstitions with modern day gender politics. - Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Alliance of Women Film Journalists"]
[A misty forest at night.]
Mira: No one's gonna tell you anything.
[Å arlota's hands are covered in fluorescent particles. She stares at them.]
[Å arlota kisses Rado in the dark forest.]
[Å arlota is lying by the fire. Mira is holding her from behind.]
[Young Å arlota is standing on a cliff. Her little sister, Tamara, falls off the precipice, screaming.]
[Grown-up Å arlota is looking down the precipice.]
[Young Tamara is entering the cabin through the window.]
[Otyla holds young Tamara outside the burning cabin, as they watch flames engulf it.]
[Close-up on a wolf.]
Mira: People don't talk about things around here.
[Å arlota and Mira stare at each other by the precipice where the accident happened.]
[A caption reads, "Nightsiren".]
[A caption reads, "On Blu-ray in the UK, June 3", followed by more credits.]
[The "ARROW VIDEO" logo appears against the backdrop of a misty forest.]
[A young girl with light brown long hair wearing a green dress and no shoes, is picking up a snake in the forest. Otyla, a woman in her 50s, is standing behind her.]
[A wolf is staring straight into the camera.]
[Various festival logos appear on a background of a misty forest.]
[Å arlota, a young woman, is walking through the forest, a backpack on her back.]
Å arlota: I'm here for my mother's inheritance proceeding.
[Å arlota is kneeling in front of a grave in a cemetery.]
Mayor office assistant: And you are? [Šarlota is in the assistant's office, in front of a filing cabinet.] Šarlota: Vihárová. Šarlota.
[Å arlota, as a young girl, wearing red clothes, is seen from behind. She's is running towards a cabin in the forest.]
[Close-up on grown-up Å arlota now, walking through the forest.]
[A caption reads, "A modern-day fable for the witchcraft stories of history. - Jack Wells, Morbidly Beautiful."]
[Anna, a woman in her 50s, is inspecting Å arlota's hand, unveiling a brown mark.]
Anna: It is you. Why didn't you come back before?
[A Molotov cocktail is thrown at a cabin. The cabin goes up in flames.]
Å arlota: Who burned my mum's cabin?
[Å arlota is standing in a clearing. She looks confused.]
Å arlota: Otyla?
[Helena, a young woman wearing a red jacket, is sitting on the lawn.]
Helena: Don't say her name, you might awaken her.
[Å arlota, wearing a headlamp, is entering a house. She opens a wooden trunk.]
Helena: She cursed this place, that's what happened.
[Å arlota holds a teddy bear in her hands. The toy has been cut open at the back, and Å arlota appears to have retrieved a tooth from inside the toy.]
[Å arlota and Mira, a young woman with light brown long hair, are looking at the contents of the wooden trunk. There are several teddys and a notebook with drawings.]
Å arlota: Maybe she really was a witch.
[A caption reads, "A ferocious critique of a society strangled by misogyny. - Giorgia Del Don, Cineuropa"]
[Close-up on Å arlota who is still wearing a head torch. There's a flashing light.]
[Otyla is standing in front of a mirror.]
[Close-up on Å arlota. She's closing her eyes.]
[Å arlota and Mira are standing on a rock, close to the precipice.]
Å arlota: This is where it happened.
[Young Å arlota's is looking down the precipice. There is blood on her forehead.]
[Close-up on Å arlota.]
[Close-up on Mira.]
[At night, in the cabin, close-up on Å arlota] Helena: Aren't you scared, staying here alone?
[Å arlota is shining her light on the cabin's wooden door.]
Å arlota: I am.
[Å arlota, with her headlight strapped to her forehead and an axe in her hands is walking through the cabin.]
[A caption reads, "A harrowing, yet beautiful take on the patriarchy and internalised misogyny. - Caitlyn Downs, Scared Sheepless"]
[In the village, people with burning torches are congregated around a celebratory pyre.]
Anna: ...during full moons, a whole coven dancing naked by the fire, and God knows what else.
[Å arlota is dancing around the fire with, Rado, a bearded young man.]
[Å arlota is running away from someone.]
[A caption reads, "A richly crafted tale weaving old-world superstitions with modern day gender politics. - Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Alliance of Women Film Journalists"]
[A misty forest at night.]
Mira: No one's gonna tell you anything.
[Å arlota's hands are covered in fluorescent particles. She stares at them.]
[Å arlota kisses Rado in the dark forest.]
[Å arlota is lying by the fire. Mira is holding her from behind.]
[Young Å arlota is standing on a cliff. Her little sister, Tamara, falls off the precipice, screaming.]
[Grown-up Å arlota is looking down the precipice.]
[Young Tamara is entering the cabin through the window.]
[Otyla holds young Tamara outside the burning cabin, as they watch flames engulf it.
[Close-up on a wolf.]
Mira: People don't talk about things around here.
[Å arlota and Mira stare at each other by the precipice where the accident happened.]
[A caption reads, "Nightsiren".]
[A caption reads, "On Blu-ray in the UK, June 3", followed by more credits.]
Arrow Video
Following her 2017 debut feature Filthy, writer and director Tereza Nvotová returns with Nightsiren, a spellbinding contemporary drama that expertly blends psychological and supernatural horror to explore the intersections of misogyny and religious zealotry.
In the wake of a tragic past, Šarlota (Natália Germáni) returns to her mountainous hometown after years of absence. After befriending Mira (Eva Mores), a spirited young herbalist, Šarlota stumbles upon the forgotten tale of an ancient witch and a wild child. Together, they embark on a quest to unearth the village's buried secrets. But as Šarlota delves deeper into the mysteries, she becomes entangled in a web of ancient legends turned reality. Accused of witchcraft and murder by fearful villagers, she must explore the darkness at the heart of the town to clear her name and confront the shadows of her past.
Tereza Nvotová has created a captivating cinematic experience which has wowed audiences and critics alike on the international festival circuit, including Locarno where it won the Golden Leopard - Filmmakers of the Present award. Beguiling and atmospheric, Nightsiren is a superb effort from one of the most exciting new voices in cinema.
Product Features
LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS
- High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation
- Original stereo audio and 5.1 surround audio
- Optional English subtitles
- New audio commentary by film critic Kat Ellinger
- Witches and Sisterhood, a brand new video essay on witches and the idea of "sisterhood" as it pertains to both biological bonds and feminist collectivity by film critic and author Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
- Taboo, a brand new video essay exploring the relationship of femininity, the unknown and sexuality in Nightsiren by film critic and festival programmer Justine Smith
- Theatrical trailer
- Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Beth Morris
- Double-sided foldout poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Beth Morris
- Illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by Anton Bitel, Cerise Howard and Alexandra West
THIS FILM CONTAINS A SEQUENCE OF FLASHING LIGHTS WHICH MIGHT AFFECT CUSTOMERS WHO ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TO PHOTOSENSITIVE EPILEPSY
- 106 mins approx
- 18
- 2.35:1
- Slovak
- 1
- Arrow Video
- Tereza Nvotová
- Natalia Germani
- Eva Mores
- Juliana Olhová
English
- 2022
- B
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[The "ARROW VIDEO" logo appears against the backdrop of a misty forest.]
[A young girl with light brown long hair wearing a green dress and no shoes, is picking up a snake in the forest. Otyla, a woman in her 50s, is standing behind her.]
[A wolf is staring straight into the camera.]
[Various festival logos appear on a background of a misty forest.]
[Å arlota, a young woman, is walking through the forest, a backpack on her back.]
Å arlota: I'm here for my mother's inheritance proceeding.
[Å arlota is kneeling in front of a grave in a cemetery.]
Mayor office assistant: And you are? [Šarlota is in the assistant's office, in front of a filing cabinet.] Šarlota: Vihárová. Šarlota.
[Å arlota, as a young girl, wearing red clothes, is seen from behind. She's is running towards a cabin in the forest.]
[Close-up on grown-up Å arlota now, walking through the forest.]
[A caption reads, "A modern-day fable for the witchcraft stories of history. - Jack Wells, Morbidly Beautiful."]
[Anna, a woman in her 50s, is inspecting Å arlota's hand, unveiling a brown mark.]
Anna: It is you. Why didn't you come back before?
[A Molotov cocktail is thrown at a cabin. The cabin goes up in flames.]
Å arlota: Who burned my mum's cabin?
[Å arlota is standing in a clearing. She looks confused.]
Å arlota: Otyla?
[Helena, a young woman wearing a red jacket, is sitting on the lawn.]
Helena: Don't say her name, you might awaken her.
[Å arlota, wearing a headlamp, is entering a house. She opens a wooden trunk.]
Helena: She cursed this place, that's what happened.
[Å arlota holds a teddy bear in her hands. The toy has been cut open at the back, and Å arlota appears to have retrieved a tooth from inside the toy.]
[Å arlota and Mira, a young woman with light brown long hair, are looking at the contents of the wooden trunk. There are several teddys and a notebook with drawings.]
Å arlota: Maybe she really was a witch.
[A caption reads, "A ferocious critique of a society strangled by misogyny. - Giorgia Del Don, Cineuropa"]
[Close-up on Å arlota who is still wearing a head torch. There's a flashing light.]
[Otyla is standing in front of a mirror.]
[Close-up on Å arlota. She's closing her eyes.]
[Å arlota and Mira are standing on a rock, close to the precipice.]
Å arlota: This is where it happened.
[Young Å arlota's is looking down the precipice. There is blood on her forehead.]
[Close-up on Å arlota.]
[Close-up on Mira.]
[At night, in the cabin, close-up on Å arlota] Helena: Aren't you scared, staying here alone?
[Å arlota is shining her light on the cabin's wooden door.]
Å arlota: I am.
[Å arlota, with her headlight strapped to her forehead and an axe in her hands is walking through the cabin.]
[A caption reads, "A harrowing, yet beautiful take on the patriarchy and internalised misogyny. - Caitlyn Downs, Scared Sheepless"]
[In the village, people with burning torches are congregated around a celebratory pyre.]
Anna: ...during full moons, a whole coven dancing naked by the fire, and God knows what else.
[Å arlota is dancing around the fire with, Rado, a bearded young man.]
[Å arlota is running away from someone.]
[A caption reads, "A richly crafted tale weaving old-world superstitions with modern day gender politics. - Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Alliance of Women Film Journalists"]
[A misty forest at night.]
Mira: No one's gonna tell you anything.
[Å arlota's hands are covered in fluorescent particles. She stares at them.]
[Å arlota kisses Rado in the dark forest.]
[Å arlota is lying by the fire. Mira is holding her from behind.]
[Young Å arlota is standing on a cliff. Her little sister, Tamara, falls off the precipice, screaming.]
[Grown-up Å arlota is looking down the precipice.]
[Young Tamara is entering the cabin through the window.]
[Otyla holds young Tamara outside the burning cabin, as they watch flames engulf it.]
[Close-up on a wolf.]
Mira: People don't talk about things around here.
[Å arlota and Mira stare at each other by the precipice where the accident happened.]
[A caption reads, "Nightsiren".]
[A caption reads, "On Blu-ray in the UK, June 3", followed by more credits.]
[The "ARROW VIDEO" logo appears against the backdrop of a misty forest.]
[A young girl with light brown long hair wearing a green dress and no shoes, is picking up a snake in the forest. Otyla, a woman in her 50s, is standing behind her.]
[A wolf is staring straight into the camera.]
[Various festival logos appear on a background of a misty forest.]
[Å arlota, a young woman, is walking through the forest, a backpack on her back.]
Å arlota: I'm here for my mother's inheritance proceeding.
[Å arlota is kneeling in front of a grave in a cemetery.]
Mayor office assistant: And you are? [Šarlota is in the assistant's office, in front of a filing cabinet.] Šarlota: Vihárová. Šarlota.
[Å arlota, as a young girl, wearing red clothes, is seen from behind. She's is running towards a cabin in the forest.]
[Close-up on grown-up Å arlota now, walking through the forest.]
[A caption reads, "A modern-day fable for the witchcraft stories of history. - Jack Wells, Morbidly Beautiful."]
[Anna, a woman in her 50s, is inspecting Å arlota's hand, unveiling a brown mark.]
Anna: It is you. Why didn't you come back before?
[A Molotov cocktail is thrown at a cabin. The cabin goes up in flames.]
Å arlota: Who burned my mum's cabin?
[Å arlota is standing in a clearing. She looks confused.]
Å arlota: Otyla?
[Helena, a young woman wearing a red jacket, is sitting on the lawn.]
Helena: Don't say her name, you might awaken her.
[Å arlota, wearing a headlamp, is entering a house. She opens a wooden trunk.]
Helena: She cursed this place, that's what happened.
[Å arlota holds a teddy bear in her hands. The toy has been cut open at the back, and Å arlota appears to have retrieved a tooth from inside the toy.]
[Å arlota and Mira, a young woman with light brown long hair, are looking at the contents of the wooden trunk. There are several teddys and a notebook with drawings.]
Å arlota: Maybe she really was a witch.
[A caption reads, "A ferocious critique of a society strangled by misogyny. - Giorgia Del Don, Cineuropa"]
[Close-up on Å arlota who is still wearing a head torch. There's a flashing light.]
[Otyla is standing in front of a mirror.]
[Close-up on Å arlota. She's closing her eyes.]
[Å arlota and Mira are standing on a rock, close to the precipice.]
Å arlota: This is where it happened.
[Young Å arlota's is looking down the precipice. There is blood on her forehead.]
[Close-up on Å arlota.]
[Close-up on Mira.]
[At night, in the cabin, close-up on Å arlota] Helena: Aren't you scared, staying here alone?
[Å arlota is shining her light on the cabin's wooden door.]
Å arlota: I am.
[Å arlota, with her headlight strapped to her forehead and an axe in her hands is walking through the cabin.]
[A caption reads, "A harrowing, yet beautiful take on the patriarchy and internalised misogyny. - Caitlyn Downs, Scared Sheepless"]
[In the village, people with burning torches are congregated around a celebratory pyre.]
Anna: ...during full moons, a whole coven dancing naked by the fire, and God knows what else.
[Å arlota is dancing around the fire with, Rado, a bearded young man.]
[Å arlota is running away from someone.]
[A caption reads, "A richly crafted tale weaving old-world superstitions with modern day gender politics. - Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Alliance of Women Film Journalists"]
[A misty forest at night.]
Mira: No one's gonna tell you anything.
[Å arlota's hands are covered in fluorescent particles. She stares at them.]
[Å arlota kisses Rado in the dark forest.]
[Å arlota is lying by the fire. Mira is holding her from behind.]
[Young Å arlota is standing on a cliff. Her little sister, Tamara, falls off the precipice, screaming.]
[Grown-up Å arlota is looking down the precipice.]
[Young Tamara is entering the cabin through the window.]
[Otyla holds young Tamara outside the burning cabin, as they watch flames engulf it.
[Close-up on a wolf.]
Mira: People don't talk about things around here.
[Å arlota and Mira stare at each other by the precipice where the accident happened.]
[A caption reads, "Nightsiren".]
[A caption reads, "On Blu-ray in the UK, June 3", followed by more credits.]
Arrow Video
Following her 2017 debut feature Filthy, writer and director Tereza Nvotová returns with Nightsiren, a spellbinding contemporary drama that expertly blends psychological and supernatural horror to explore the intersections of misogyny and religious zealotry.
In the wake of a tragic past, Šarlota (Natália Germáni) returns to her mountainous hometown after years of absence. After befriending Mira (Eva Mores), a spirited young herbalist, Šarlota stumbles upon the forgotten tale of an ancient witch and a wild child. Together, they embark on a quest to unearth the village's buried secrets. But as Šarlota delves deeper into the mysteries, she becomes entangled in a web of ancient legends turned reality. Accused of witchcraft and murder by fearful villagers, she must explore the darkness at the heart of the town to clear her name and confront the shadows of her past.
Tereza Nvotová has created a captivating cinematic experience which has wowed audiences and critics alike on the international festival circuit, including Locarno where it won the Golden Leopard - Filmmakers of the Present award. Beguiling and atmospheric, Nightsiren is a superb effort from one of the most exciting new voices in cinema.
Product Features
LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS
- High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation
- Original stereo audio and 5.1 surround audio
- Optional English subtitles
- New audio commentary by film critic Kat Ellinger
- Witches and Sisterhood, a brand new video essay on witches and the idea of "sisterhood" as it pertains to both biological bonds and feminist collectivity by film critic and author Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
- Taboo, a brand new video essay exploring the relationship of femininity, the unknown and sexuality in Nightsiren by film critic and festival programmer Justine Smith
- Theatrical trailer
- Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Beth Morris
- Double-sided foldout poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Beth Morris
- Illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by Anton Bitel, Cerise Howard and Alexandra West
THIS FILM CONTAINS A SEQUENCE OF FLASHING LIGHTS WHICH MIGHT AFFECT CUSTOMERS WHO ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TO PHOTOSENSITIVE EPILEPSY
- 106 mins approx
- 18
- 2.35:1
- Slovak
- 1
- Arrow Video
- Tereza Nvotová
- Natalia Germani
- Eva Mores
- Juliana Olhová
English
- 2022
- B
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Thank you Arrow.
Recently picked this up and wow. The film is incredible. You have to love Arrow for releasing films like this. Films you would usually never get to see. Its a slow burner, lots of atmosphere and intriguing story. Absolutely loved it.
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