Violet

In the haunting climax of Violett, Stan, overwhelmed by guilt after killing Violett in a fit of rage, buries her in secret, trying to protect Sonya from the crushing truth. He then takes his own life at her grave, unable to bear the horrors he has committed. The police discover the grave, and as Sonya arrives, she finds them uncovering Violett’s body. Stan’s final act of desperation leads to a chilling revelation: the footage he tried to hide shows Sonya herself, in a manic state, playing with a sheep skull much like the demonic object that haunted her childhood. This suggests that Sonya, overwhelmed by her trauma, unknowingly caused Violett’s death during a psychotic episode, mistaking her for the demonic entity from her past. The film ends ambiguously, leaving viewers uncertain whether Sonya will face justice or continue living with her guilt. Her fate remains unresolved, hanging in a delicate balance between remorse and denial, emphasizing the tragic cycle of trauma that spirals endlessly in her life. It’s a haunting conclusion that underscores how repressed memories and untreated mental scars can distort reality, leading to catastrophic consequences.

Last Updated: July 27, 2025 at 09:41