Hen (2026)

*Hen* is not your typical barnyard escape story; it’s a sly, soulful meditation on motherhood and survival wrapped in feathers. The film’s unique setting—a decaying restaurant as a makeshift sanctuary—creates a rich, claustrophobic world where every peck feels like a negotiation for dignity. You’ll root for this unassuming hen as she navigates love, rivalry, and the brutal calculus of protecting her eggs. It’s a quiet, droll triumph that mirrors our own messy compromises and silent battles. Perfect for anyone who loves character-driven dramas with a beak-full of heart and a sharp, unsentimental edge.