The Haunting of Helena

A car accident shatters the routine of Sophia and Helena's life in Italy. At the same moment, Helena loses her first tooth, triggering a cascade of unsettling events. The incident plants the seed for the haunting that follows.

After the crash, Helena starts reporting unsettling visions that she attributes to the apartment's past. She describes seeing figures and a growing fixation on teeth. Sophia grows concerned and vows to uncover the truth behind the eerie occurrences.

Sophia digs into the building's history and uncovers a dark legacy from Fascist Italy: a former resident brutalized his wife by removing her teeth and locking her in a closet. The discovery links the present hauntings to that trapped woman's teeth. She realizes the apartment itself may be the conduit for the violence.

Helena begins speaking to an invisible presence living in the closet and fixates on the teeth that she believes must be given to The Fairy. The line between truth and apparition blurs as the haunting takes a personal turn for the mother and daughter. Sophia starts to consider the possibility that their home is actively malevolent.

A teacher at Helena's school is killed by a swarm of mosquitoes, a grisly clue that the violence may be anchored to the apartment. The burning question becomes how a place could birth such a chain of deadly happenings. Sophia and others grow wary as the case widens beyond the family.

An elderly man who lives upstairs issues a warning about the growing danger, but Sophia dismisses it. The ignored warning foreshadows the escalating threat that will soon reach them. The house's layered history keeps pushing boundaries between memory and fear.

The malevolent force escalates as a toothless ghost from the past torments the living. Teeth rain down and the closet seems to appear in new places, intensifying the sense that the apartment is a living, malevolent entity. The family struggles to stay ahead of the haunting's changing manifestations.

Helena's father returns to Italy and becomes entangled in the nightmare. He is killed by a swarm of mosquitoes after he opens a door that shouldn't exist. The death deepens the mystery and adds a personal cost to the curse.

Doctors at the institution where Helena is placed question Sophia's fitness as a parent. A link emerges between Patrick, Sophia's dead ex-husband, and bloody teeth found in Helena's locker. The past intrudes into the present as memories surface.

Sophia's visions sharpen as she glimpses the killer standing at the window of an abandoned psychiatric wing, urging her to uncover the truth. The entity seems to reach for the living through the windows and corridors of the old wing. The search grows more urgent as clues accumulate.

Guided by fragments of the past, Sophia tracks down the killer's file and uncovers a stash of the dead woman's teeth. When the closet door reappears, she hurls the teeth inside in a desperate bid to placate the restless spirit. Helena's voice returns, offering a possible end to the haunting.

A recorded interview reveals that the deceased wife was a serial killer who preyed on children, and her husband killed her to stop her reign of horror. An elderly man who warned Sophia decades earlier finally bears witness to the truth. A patient with a maimed face confirms that the ogre has Sophia's teeth again. Sophia flees through the institution's corridors, collapses in Helena's room, and becomes a patient herself; Helena's ghost stands at the window with the dead wife's husband, their figures trapped with half of the victim's face missing as credits roll.