

Honeymoon in hell: Danish newlyweds discover marital bliss has thorns.
Newlyweds Lisa and Jacob leave for their honeymoon somewhere in the Danish countryside. Their love and faith for each other will soon turn into bitterness and fear.
Acting
Rønholt and Sætter-Lassen's escalating mutual suspicion feels uncomfortably real.
Cinematography
Danish countryside shot as beautiful but menacing, like nature itself judges them.
Direction
Tzafka stretches 82 minutes into what feels like days of creeping dread.
Director
Gabriel Tzafka
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Part of a wave of Danish 'comfort horror' that finds terror in pastoral settings and social politeness, not jump scares.
The 82-minute runtime was deliberate—Tzafka wanted the film to feel like a single exhausting day where small cracks become unbridgeable chasms.