Finlay Cronshaw-Hardy

Set against a backdrop of ancient traditions, haunting landscapes, and buried grief, FOLK is a tense and intimate folk-horror that explores queer vulnerability, coercion, and the seductive pull of chosen family. As Levi confronts his own loneliness and longing, he must reckon with the line between hospitality and entrapment – and ask himself what he’s truly willing to give up in order to feel wanted.

Fledgling vampire Caleb moves to a new city in hopes of change. After being scouted by a stranger, he takes a trip to 'The Commonplace', a self-help group for mythical creatures.

Feeling low and having questions about what his family was like, orphan 'Bobby' decides to end his life and embarks on a journey to find his parents.

Set against a backdrop of ancient traditions, haunting landscapes, and buried grief, FOLK is a tense and intimate folk-horror that explores queer vulnerability, coercion, and the seductive pull of chosen family. As Levi confronts his own loneliness and longing, he must reckon with the line between hospitality and entrapment – and ask himself what he’s truly willing to give up in order to feel wanted.

Fledgling vampire Caleb moves to a new city in hopes of change. After being scouted by a stranger, he takes a trip to 'The Commonplace', a self-help group for mythical creatures.

Feeling low and having questions about what his family was like, orphan 'Bobby' decides to end his life and embarks on a journey to find his parents.