Affection

What it’s about

After an accident, a woman wakes in a strange house in the woods. A man claims to be her husband and says they have a daughter, but she remembers a different life. Watching family videos, she tries to reconnect with the child and recover her past, until she finds something disturbing in the forest.

What hooks you

Director BT Meza based the story on his own emotions, fears, and memories, seen through a science-fiction horror lens. Its premise of a memory-erasing condition promises a tense, disorienting experience.

Who it’s for

It suits viewers who enjoy psychological horror where reality keeps shifting, and those drawn to stories about lost identity and domestic unease. If you like slow-burning dread with a science-fiction twist, this may hold your attention.