Movies by Corinna Faith

Corinna Faith is a British filmmaker whose work is marked by an intense psychological focus and a chilling, atmospheric style. Drawing on elements of horror, thriller, and social drama, her films explore the complex inner lives of her characters and the haunting, unseen forces that shape their experiences. Faith's feature film debut, The Beast (2013), established her talent for crafting unsettling narratives laced with a sense of dread. Centered on a young woman struggling to care for her dementia-afflicted mother, the film delves into themes of caretaking, isolation, and the blurring of reality and fantasy. With its minimalist aesthetic and Faith's keen eye for evoking a pervasive sense of unease, The Beast marked the arrival of a distinctive new voice in independent cinema. In her most recent work, The Power (2021), Faith solidifies her reputation as a director with a bold, uncompromising vision. Set in 1970s London, the film follows a young nurse who must confront a malevolent supernatural presence lurking within the hospital where she works. Blending elements of historical drama and supernatural horror, The Power showcases Faith's talent for crafting narratives that simultaneously entertain and unsettle, inviting audiences to grapple with unsettling questions about power, vulnerability, and the haunting legacy of the past.