In this hauntingly atmospheric drama directed by Ran Jing, a woman’s search for identity becomes an unsettling journey into memory and loss. The story follows a troubled protagonist played by Wrenn Schmidt, who returns to a remote coastal village to confront the fractured remnants of her past. Accompanied by the enigmatic Koko Raine and a stern local official portrayed by Alex Wyndham, she begins to unravel cryptic clues left behind by her missing mother, a role brought to life by Valerie Yu. As she delves deeper, she encounters Milinka Winata as a mysterious healer who holds the key to a buried trauma. The film masterfully weaves tension and introspection, exploring how the past can leave an indelible mark on the present. With its brooding, rain-soaked visuals and a narrative that blurs the line between reality and haunting memory, Imprint is a gripping meditation on guilt, forgiveness, and the invisible scars we carry. Each revelation draws the protagonist closer to a truth that may be more devastating than the silence she fled.