Smothered (2025)
In *Smothered*, the quiet terror of forgetting is brought to life through the eyes of Alif, a micro-painting artist whose fragile memory becomes a canvas for doubt. When a woman claiming to be his mother arrives, every detail feels off—her face, her gestures, her affection. This isn’t just a thriller about identity; it’s a deeply emotional exploration of trust, vulnerability, and the gut feeling that something is dangerously wrong. Perfect for fans of slow-burn psychological suspense, *Smothered* hooks you with its intimate dread and keeps you questioning every smile.
