[Machine Translation] A forbidden horror film that awakens the root of trauma hidden in the Irish landscape (Frewaka) is born. Like thick roots twisting and intertwining underground, the Irish horror film *Frewaka* depicts the pain of women" that can never be severed. The title, with its somewhat mystical ring, derives from the local word <freamhacha (Freamhacha) = root">, making this the first horror film to be told entirely in Irish. The film was directed by Ashlyn Clark, an up-and-coming female filmmaker who herself has Irish roots. This film masterfully revives the indigenous prayers" and curses" found in Celtic mythology and folklore passed down through generations across the lush, beautiful landscape with a modern interpretation. It has earned a 96% rating (as of November 20, 2025), and has captivated audiences at prestigious international film festivals such as the 57th Sitges-Catalonia International Film Festival and the 77th Locarno International Film Festival. A glowing red cross, a goat appearing shrouded in an ominous shadow, a red door sealed with a horseshoe, and a mysterious festival. And why did the bride vanish on her wedding night? Following *Midsommar*, this highly anticipated, hopeless folk horror film has finally arrived in Japan! A beautiful yet terrifying mad dream" where reality and fiction intertwine, set in the Irish countryside. On her wedding night, the bride vanished without a trace . Half a century later, Shu, a nurse who has come to care for an elderly woman living in a remote Irish village, begins to sense the presence of something" lingering in the isolated village. Watch out for them," whispers the terrified old woman; singing voices echo from nowhere; a red door surrounded by horseshoes; people wearing straw masks and a mysterious festival; and ancient memories of this land gradually unearthed. Gradually, Shu is swallowed up by an invisible terror" . [Bonus Features] Teaser, Trailer (Tentative) [Audio] Irish/English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1ch