In a secluded convent, a young nun named Agnes begins to exhibit terrifying and inexplicable behavior, sparking fears of a profound demonic possession. The church dispatches a seasoned priest, Father Donaghue, and his skeptical, younger apprentice, Benjamin, to investigate the disturbing phenomenon and perform a rite of exorcism. As they delve deeper into the unsettling case, the lines between faith, mental illness, and true supernatural evil begin to blur, affecting everyone within the convent's walls, including a troubled nun named Mary. Directed by Mickey Reece and starring Molly C. Quinn, Jake Horowitz, and Hayley McFarland, this genre-bending film masterfully shifts from a tense religious horror into a deeply character-driven drama. "Agnes" crafts an unsettling atmosphere that explores trauma, doubt, and the search for grace, leaving its characters—and the audience—to question what is truly lurking in the shadows.