Suri Grennell

After a sweaty night at a local disco, Richard wakes up struggling to fill in the blank spots of a late night hook-up he can’t remember. This is a morning after he’ll never forget – his body, their choice.

On the day that Clodagh hopes to lose her virginity to her childhood friend Tom, she experiences an unexpected form of rejection that makes her question her race.

Wrath is a short horror-drama which weaves the story of Badhbh, the goddess of war & destruction from Irish mythology, throughout a haunting narrative to interrogate the idea of the loss of bodily autonomy women experience in the journey from girlhood to womanhood and exacts a bloody and cathartic revenge on the patriarchy for creating this phenomenon.

After a sweaty night at a local disco, Richard wakes up struggling to fill in the blank spots of a late night hook-up he can’t remember. This is a morning after he’ll never forget – his body, their choice.

On the day that Clodagh hopes to lose her virginity to her childhood friend Tom, she experiences an unexpected form of rejection that makes her question her race.

Wrath is a short horror-drama which weaves the story of Badhbh, the goddess of war & destruction from Irish mythology, throughout a haunting narrative to interrogate the idea of the loss of bodily autonomy women experience in the journey from girlhood to womanhood and exacts a bloody and cathartic revenge on the patriarchy for creating this phenomenon.

Wrath is a short horror-drama which weaves the story of Badhbh, the goddess of war & destruction from Irish mythology, throughout a haunting narrative to interrogate the idea of the loss of bodily autonomy women experience in the journey from girlhood to womanhood and exacts a bloody and cathartic revenge on the patriarchy for creating this phenomenon.