Chimp
Haunted by a bloodthirsty creature tied to her past, a young woman is drawn into a brutal confrontation that will determine whether she can reclaim her heart or remain trapped by trauma.
Synopsis
Chimp centres on a young woman haunted by a violent presence rooted in her past, a bloodthirsty beast that refuses to remain buried. As the boundary between memory and reality begins to fracture, she is drawn into a confrontation that is as emotional as it is physical. The creature becomes more than a threat, it is a manifestation of unresolved trauma and the parts of herself she has struggled to face. Set within a richly atmospheric world layered with history and unease, the film unfolds through mounting tension and visceral encounters. Each step towards confrontation forces her to reckon with fear, desire, and self worth, blurring the line between survival and surrender. Chimp explores the complexity of self love in the aftermath of trauma, using horror not only as spectacle, but as a language for inner conflict. Intense, relentless, and steeped in atmosphere, the film invites the audience into a battle where the true stakes lie within the heart.