Lapvona

In the arid, unforgiving landscape of the medieval fiefdom of Lapvona, a community struggles under the oppressive rule of the decadent Lord Villiam and the complicit Father Barnabas, all while battling a devastating drought and famine. At the heart of this fractured society is Little Marek, the abused and motherless shepherd boy whose simple existence is bound to Ina, the blind village midwife with a mystical connection to the natural world and a keeper of ancient, sacred knowledge. When a brutal twist of fate brings Marek into violent contact with Villiam's family, the fragile order of Lapvona is shattered. New, occult forces are unleashed, challenging the villagers' desperate faith and exposing the hypocrisy and depravity festering beneath the surface. As the year progresses, the boundaries between the living and the dead, the natural and the spiritual, and sight and blindness become eerily thin, forcing everyone to confront the dark truths of their world and their own souls in a visceral and unsettling narrative.