Fuck us in the woods

Two mermaid sisters, Silver and Golden, emerge from the depths of the ocean and venture into the bustling, neon-lit world of 1980s Warsaw. Initially drawn by the allure of human life and music, their dreams of stardom are soon complicated by their primal needs and the challenges of navigating a society that doesn't understand them. As they strive for fame and love, they must confront their true nature and the potentially destructive consequences of their otherworldly desires.

The film garnered a mixed to positive reception, with many critics praising its unique premise, bold visual style, and energetic musical numbers. However, some found the narrative disjointed and the tonal shifts jarring, leading to a polarizing but memorable viewing experience. It was noted for its distinctive blend of horror, comedy, and musical elements.

• A visually striking and audacious musical horror film with a unique premise.

• Praised for its originality and energetic performances, particularly the leads.

• Some found the narrative ambitious but occasionally unfocused, with uneven tonal balance.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the film's bold and original concept, vibrant musical sequences, and the charismatic performances of the lead actresses. Some viewers found the blend of genres to be experimental and less cohesive than desired, but generally viewed it as a refreshing and unconventional cinematic experience.

Won 'Best Director' at the Fantasia International Film Festival and 'Best Film' at the Sitges Film Festival.

The film is a loose reimagining of a Polish mermaid musical from the 1970s, 'The Lure', also directed by Agnieszka Smoczyńska, but set in a different time period and with a more modern aesthetic.