Ghost Wall

In the wild, isolated landscape of Northumberland, seventeen-year-old Silvie is immersed in an Iron Age reenactment with her family and a group of archaeology students. Her father, an amateur historian consumed by a rigid vision of the past, insists on a life stripped bare of modern comforts, pushing the boundaries of the experiment with unsettling intensity. As days turn into a stark, primitive existence, the lines between historical recreation and a darker, more primal reality begin to blur.

Caught between the students' modern sensibilities and her father's escalating demands, Silvie finds herself increasingly isolated in a world mirroring ancient rites and rituals. This story creates a menacing atmosphere that tightens as it explores the enduring power of obsession, the fragility of consent, and the chilling echoes of the past that can rise to confront the present.