Raven Banner Entertainment has acquired worldwide rights to the Polish folklore horror movie ÒPI ahead of its international premiere at Brooklyn Horror Fest.

The film is the feature directorial debut of Marta Giec, who co-wrote the screenplay with Dominika Kłoczewiak.

ÒPI, rooted in the ancient beliefs and dark folklore of Poland’s Kashubian region, follows“eighteen-year-old Trina as she struggles to escape a suffocating relationship with her mother and a household steeped in tension, buried secrets and generational trauma. When her aunt Helena and paralyzed grandmother Regina arrive, the fragile boundaries between everyday life, ancestral superstition and Trina’s increasingly disturbing nightmares begin to collapse.“

The film stars Wiktoria Kruszczyńska as Trina, alongside Gabriela Muskała, Magdalena Boczarska and Iwona Bielska, with Pitry also appearing.

ÒPI was produced by Adam Korpak and Karol Żbikowski of Platige Films, with Wojciech Stuchlik serving as executive producer. The project received co-financing from the Polish Film Institute.