Greek filmmaker Athina Rachel Tsangari, known for her distinctive cinematic voice, delves into the eerie world of folk horror with her latest project, Harvest. In an exclusive interview, Tsangari reveals the inspirations behind the film, which intertwines ancient mythology with contemporary fears.
The Allure of Folk Horror
Tsangari explains her fascination with folk horror, a genre that explores the dark underbelly of rural traditions and superstitions. 'Harvest' is no exception, drawing on Greek folklore to craft a story that is as unsettling as it is thought-provoking.
Blending Myth and Modernity
The director highlights how Harvest bridges the gap between ancient tales and modern anxieties. 'I wanted to create something that feels timeless yet urgent,' she says. The film's haunting visuals and atmospheric tension are a testament to her vision.
A Cinematic Experience Like No Other
Tsangari's meticulous approach to storytelling shines in Harvest, where every frame is laden with symbolism. The film promises to leave audiences both mesmerised and unnerved, a hallmark of her work.
