Gretel & Hansel

In a small village during a harsh winter, a beloved baby falls gravely ill, causing panic among her family and the villagers. The desperate father seeks help and is determined to save his child, prompting a series of dramatic events that follow.

The father finds an Enchantress who cures his daughter but leaves her with a lurking dark power. This sets the stage for a series of ominous events linked to the child's future as she grows older.

As the girl matures, her eerie ability to predict the future becomes apparent, alarming the villagers. The foreknowledge that 'everything ends in death' begins to twist her perspective, leading her towards sinister actions.

The girl's malevolent use of her powers culminates in the tragic death of her own father. This act seals her fate and marks her transformation into a figure feared by the villagers.

To save her from her own darkness, the villagers abandon her in the woods. This decision reflects their desperation and fear of the unpredictable power she wields.

Despite her abandonment, the girl starts to lure other children into her treacherous grip. Her newfound power enables her to manipulate and draw innocent souls, intensifying her descent into darkness.

Following their father's tragic demise, teenagers Gretel and Hansel set off to find work, only to encounter a threat early on. Their hopes of stability quickly dissolve in the face of harsh realities.

While seeking refuge, a grotesque figure attacks Hansel, triggering a moment of panic and fear. Just in the nick of time, The Huntsman intervenes, offering them protection from further danger.

The next morning, the siblings venture out to find food and work, but their efforts yield little. Gretel discovers some strange mushrooms, leading to uncontrollable laughter that hints at darker elements lurking nearby.

Hansel is enchanted by a house emitting the tantalizing smell of cake, which he ultimately enters against Gretel's wishes. Her attempts to protect him fail, placing him directly in danger as he succumbs to the temptation.

Inside the house lives Holda, who offers the siblings food and shelter in exchange for their labor. Gretel is pulled into an unsettling relationship with Holda, who teaches her about witchcraft and dark powers.

Gretel's nightmares fuel her curiosity, leading her to investigate Holda's cellar, where she uncovers shocking secrets. The truth about Holda's sinister past and her intentions toward Hansel unveil dark forces at play.

Gretel confronts Holda in a fierce battle, using her harnessed powers to fight back against the witch. In a dramatic showdown, she overcomes Holda, liberating herself and her brother from the witch's grasp.

After victory, Gretel bids farewell to Hansel as he returns home. Alone, she comes to terms with her transformation, seeing the lost spirits escape, yet feeling her own darkness begin to manifest.

With her identity forever altered, Gretel resolves to trust herself and face the darkness ahead. Symbolically, she steps into her new role, embodying both strength and uncertainty as she embraces her powers.