Die, My Love

Deep in the isolated countryside, a woman spirals into a blurred reality as she battles the crushing weight of postpartum depression and a mind that feels like it’s fracturing. She’s caught between the domestic stillness of her marriage and a wild, dangerous hunger for something more, pushing her toward the edge of sanity. It’s an raw and visceral look at the messy, often unspoken parts of motherhood and the desperate fight to find oneself when your own brain feels like an enemy.