Ana Urushadze is bringing body horror back, and we are here for it!

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  • What’s inside:
  • Ana Urushadze’s new project
  • Why body horror hits different
  • Our thoughts on the hype

We just heard the news. Director Ana Urushadze is back at it. She is already working on her third feature, Fear of Butterflies. It sounds wild.

Think about a detective story. Now, add some mysticism. Toss in a little body horror. That is exactly what she is cooking up. The story follows a woman hitting 30 who is going through some truly strange physical changes.

The vibe? We are picturing dark, muted blues and sharp, stinging yellows. It feels like a fever dream you cannot shake. You know how those classic indie thrillers look—gritty, raw, and just a bit unsettling.

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Our Take

We love when directors lean into the weird. Too many films play it safe these days. Urushadze is not interested in being safe. We cannot wait to see what she does with this one.