You’re Not Alone

Year: 2020

Runtime: 92 mins

Language: English

Director: Eduardo Rodríguez

ThrillerHorror

Following the death of her husband, Emma regains custody of her young daughter Isla and seeks to reconnect after a long separation. Settling into a new home, they soon experience disturbing events, leading Emma and Isla to suspect a sinister presence within the house. As an inexplicable entity begins to torment them, mother and daughter must confront the unsettling forces at play.

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