In a remote 19th-century Macedonian village, a profound and terrifying curse binds a young girl to a life of isolation. Her fate is irrevocably altered when she encounters a mysterious and ancient spirit, a witch who grants her a terrible gift: the ability to change her shape and experience life through the bodies of others. As this newly formed being, portrayed by Sara Klimoska and later Noomi Rapace, ventures into the world, she inhabits a series of villagers, including a distressed mother (Anamaria Marinca) and a handsome wanderer (Carloto Cotta), tasting the raw spectrum of human existence—from love and desire to cruelty and profound loneliness. Directed and written by Goran Stolevski, this haunting folk horror fable explores the essence of consciousness and connection. The film weaves a visceral, atmospheric tapestry as its protagonist’s journey becomes a poignant, often brutal, study of what it means to be human, all while a lingering darkness from the past threatens to reclaim her.