After a handful of short films, always in the genres of fantasy and horror, Turkish director Can Evrenol shocked the work with his debut film, Baskin (2015), which became an instant classic. Now, 2 years after, he has his newest movie ready, entitled Housewife (2017), which is his first title in English language. In it, Holly watched her mother kill her sister and father at age 7. Twenty years later, Holly’s dreams remain plagued by that painful memory. An unexpected reunion with an old friend further complicates matters, introducing Holly to a strange cult-like group that follows a celebrity psychic, one who takes a special liking to Holly. And because of him, her worst nightmares become shockingly real..
Housewife (2017) is co-written by director Can Evrenol and his habitual collaborator Cem Özüduru. The movie is starred by Clémentine Poidatz, David Sakurai, Defne Halman, Ali Aksöz and Alicia Kapudağ among others. Filming took place in Istanbul, Turkey.
The first trailer for Housewife (2017) was released this week as an appetizer for the movie to premiere at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival that will take place this October. Check out the trailer here:
