Hey what's up guys.
Today I'll show you a horror-drama film: "You won't be alone"!
Spoiler ahead, watch out and take care!
The movie begins in a remote mountain village in Macedonia.
It's sometime in the 19th century; and life in the farming village is idyllic and surrounded
by the beauty of nature.
A small cat is grazing in the field.
While it's scavenging for food off-screen, the sound of something large and monstrous
can be heard, crunching meat and bones.
It can be inferred based on the sounds that something ate the cat.
However, the cat walks by again, and it seems to be fine.
The cat runs to the village where it sneaks into a small hut.
Inside is a mother and her crying baby named Nevena.
She steps outside momentarily to admonish the noisy kids playing around the hut.
When she enters the hut again, a horrifying woman with burnt flesh is standing over her
child.
She is the legendary witch called Wolf-Eatress, who was once a human woman.
She now roams the village in search of infants and children, that she can feast on.
Tales of her horrific acts have long been used to scare the village children, into not
wandering outside in the dark.
The Wolf-Eatress intends to kill and eat Nevena.
But her mother pleads for her life, and strikes a bargain with the witch to spare Nevena's
life, and let her grow up for 16 years.
When she becomes a girl, she can then serve Wolf-Eatress and become her companion.
Wolf-Eatress agrees, but not without taking something in return.
She rips out the baby's vocal cords, and disappears.
The mother quickly takes Nevena, and hides her in a sacred cave where Wolf-Eatress cannot
enter.
She then pretends that the Wolf-Actress really had eaten her baby.
Nevena grows up in the cave as a wild and curious girl.
There is dirt caked on her face, and her hair is long and matted with leaves.
She cannot speak; but she wonders about the outside world, and yearns to be outside.
Inside that cave, there are only two circular holes, where she can see the sky.
Her mother visits her often, and takes care of her by washing her face with a cloth.
Nevena grows up, hearing that the devil had snatched her voice away.
But she believes that her voice is still deep within her and may return someday.
When her mother dozes off, Nevena tries to sneak out.
But her mother wakes up in time, and drags her back inside.
She warns Nevena that danger lurks outside, and will tear her apart once she steps outside
of the cave.
One day, an eagle flies inside the cave.
Her mother is immediately on alert, and throws stones to make the bird go away.
She suspects that it's Wolf-Eatress in disguise.
The mother chases the eagle out of the cave; and she disappears from Nevena's sight.
The girl just hears her mother's scream, then dead silence.
Moments later, when her mother walks back inside the cave, she appears to be physically
fine.
But her demeanor has changed.
She is harsh and cold.
She forces Nevena to walk outside for the first time in her life.
What Nevena doesn't know is that her real mother was dead already; and this's the Wolf-Eatress
inhabiting her body.
Nevena is in awe at how colorful and wide the world really is.
All the sounds, sights, and smells astound her.
They arrive at a small house, where Wolf-Eatress devours a donkey.
Afterward, she leaves claw marks on Nevena's chest and spits on it.
When they walk outside the gut, Wolf-Eatress lights a twig on fire, and brands the claw
marks on Nevena's chest.
The girl looks down, only to see her nails have grown long and turned dark.
This signifies that Wolf-Eatress gave Nevena her "spit", a once-in-a-lifetime transfer
of power from a witch, granting Nevena the immortality and hunger of Wolf-Eatress.
As Wolf-Eatress marches on, she starts grabbing her intestines and organs, discarding them
on the path.
She turns around, and reveals to Nevena that she has removed her mother's skin, showing
her true burned self.
Nevena understands at once that her mother is dead; and this's another being.
But because Nevena does not know anything or anyone else, she clings to Wolf-Eatress.
In turn, the witch teaches the young girl her ways.
She shows her the world, and how she devours animals for sustenance.
One day, a male farmer stumbles upon Nevena in the hills.
He thinks she's weak, and so he attempts to prey on her.
Wolf-Eatress appears and kills the hormone-driven farmer.
Nevena shows remorse over his death, and Wolf-Eatress tries to instill in her that she should kill
or be killed.
The problem is that Nevena doesn't want to kill creatures or humans to survive.
She thinks the world is beautiful, and doesn't want to be a monster that would ruin that.
So she never really adhered to Wolf-Eatress' ideology.
The witch grows frustrated with her innocence and goodness.
She calls Nevena an incompetent fool, for not knowing how to hunt and refusing to kill
animals.
One day, Nevena becomes pissed off by Wolf-Eatress' insults; and she throws a stone at her back.
Wolf-Eatress responds by drowning her in the river for a few moments, before renouncing
Nevena.
Afterward, Wolf-Eatress hunts down a wolf, and takes its intestines and internal organs.
She inserts them into a hole in her chest; and this gives her the ability to take on
the wolf's form.
She then leaves Nevena alone.
Nevena wanders into a village, where she witnesses a woman giving birth and being assisted by
other women.
She steps closer inside the village, but is seen by a child.
The child shrieks, and Nevena hides in a barn, where a crying baby is left by her mother.
The mother sees Nevena standing over her child; and she immediately attacks Nevena.
Nevena accidentally winds up killing the mother in their struggle.
Gazing at the woman's fresh corpse, Nevena decides to mimic what she saw Wolf-Eatress
do earlier.
She extricates her innards, and inserts them inside the gaping hole in her chest where
Wolf-Eatress marked her.
As a result, She takes on the human body of the woman, and now looks like her.
Nevena is mesmerized that she has a voice now.
Overjoyed, she wanders around naked, while the woman's baby cries on the ground.
The woman's mother-in-law and husband find her like that, and are surprised by her behavior.
The husband is angry and ashamed of her, so he slaps her in the face.
The mother-in-law takes her aside, and washes the blood off her body.
She tells Nevena that she knows her son is cruel and violent, but running around naked
is not a good way to fight back against him.
trapped inside the woman's body, Nevena struggles to communicate and respond to the mother-in-law.
Mother-in-law shows her kindness, and gently teaches Nevena how to do chores and be a mother.
Her methods of teaching are very different from Wolf-Eatress' harsh approach; and Nevena
grows to be a competent mother and homemaker.
Nevena also meets the other village women.
At first, she doesn't know how to socialize, and she still doesn't know how to talk.
The other women believe that she had lost her speech, due to her husband's daily blows.
For the most part, Nevena starts to thrive in that village, under the mother-in-law's
care.
she learns how to be a part of the community of women, and how to provide comfort and support.
But whenever her husband is at home, she experiences abuse.
But she learns to be quiet and submissive around him.
One day, Wolf-Eatress visits Nevena.
She mocks her for choosing to be in another form of prison.
She warns Nevena that one day, these people she thinks are family, will tear her to shreds.
Later that night, the woman's husband tries to initiate a smelly workout with her.
She doesn't know what is happening; and in her shock, she kills him accidentally during
the intense workout, with her razor-sharp nails.
Apparently, the life she had come to love is now over.
If found, she will be accused of killing her husband.
So Nevena removes the woman's innards from her chest, and returns to her old self.
She then finds a dog and takes on its appearance.
As a dog, Nevena follows a group of young hormone-smelly men, because she is curious
about the male body.
Nevena lays a trap for one hormone-rich man, by stripping naked and washing in the river.
She catches his attention; and as expected, he follows her hormone-trace deeper into the
forest.
He thinks that Nevena is coming on to him, so he overpowers her with his muscles.
But Nevena kills him with her nails, takes all his organs, especially his smelly sausage,
and then transforms into his body.
As a man, Nevena learns how to be a farmer.
She uses his strength to plow the fields and handle tools.
She experiences more freedom as a nasty man, to run around and be wild and curious.
One day, Nevena becomes entranced by the dolls the village children are playing with.
The suspicious behavior she is displaying, makes the village elder think that the man
Nevena possessed, had slept with Wolf-Eatress.
They try to exorcize the demonic spirit out of the man.
Wolf-Eatress once again visits Nevena.
She mocks her for trying another life, and failing at it again.
One of the village women seduces the Nevena-possessed man, and enjoys the great pleasure from plowing
his grassy fields.
In turn, Nevena experiences carnal ecstasy for the first time.
One afternoon, the village children run to Nevena, and tell her that one of the girls
had fallen down the cliff.
Nevena rushes to the scene, and finds the girl's crumpled body several meters down.
She realizes that this is her opportunity to finally experience a good and idyllic childhood.
She takes the girl's intestines, and transforms into the young girl.
The girl's family is overjoyed to find her unharmed.
For the first time in her life, Nevena gets to be young, and feel the tenderness of childhood
and family.
She's surrounded by people who love her, and she blooms.
One night, the children gather by the fire; and the girl's grandmother tells them the
story of the Wolf-Eatress, who was a normal woman originally.
She was an old maid living in a village, and yearning for a family of her own.
But the years passed, and no man asked for her hand in marriage.
Instead, she is treated as a servant by her own relatives.
One day, the old maid stumbles upon a witch devouring one of the farm animals.
She begs the witch for a husband and a child, so she can have her own life.
The witch says nothing, but spits and claws at the old maid, who doesn't know that the
witch has just bestowed her powers.
Soon after, A man arrives with a proposition to the old maid's parents.
He has a dying son, and he doesn't want him to leave the world without being a full man.
So in exchange for money, he wants the old maid to sleep with his dying son.
Because she has no other marriage prospects anyway, the old maid' parents agree.
So they tie her up, and force her and the hormone-dying son to perform a weak family
workout.
Soon afterward, the old maid becomes sick, and comes close to death's door.
She gets this strange hunger for warm blood, as a side effect of the spit; so she slaughters
a cow and drinks its blood.
The villagers discover her act; and they burn her at stake for being a witch.
When the flames touch the claw marks the witch had given her, it completes her transformation.
That's how she became an immortal Wolf-Eatress, who hungered for flesh and lived eternally.
However, her body still bears the marks of the fire that ravaged it.
Nevena grows up into a young lady in the girl's body.
She becomes enamored with a male suitor, who adores her too.
But of course, Wolf-Eatress is still watching her.
She tells Nevena that his love will drain away, once he finds out the truth about her.
Nevena and her suitor marry in a joyful ceremony, attended by the whole village.
The elders remind Nevena to be submissive to her husband's will.
Their marriage is happy, and he genuinely loves her.
She even finds the courage to tell her husband the whole truth about her past and her powers.
He still accepts her wholeheartedly, proving Wolf-Eatress wrong.
Nevena becomes pregnant soon, and all is well in her life.
But one day, tragedy strikes her.
She discovers her husband's body by their house.
He was mauled by the Wolf-Eatress in the form of a wild boar.
Some of the other villagers blame Nevena for bringing misfortune in her husband's life,
and they make her undergo a cleansing.
When Nevena gives birth, she immediately closes the windows and doors to her house, to prevent
Wolf-Eatress from taking her baby.
She refuses to rest, and just cradles her child.
One day, Nevena comes home from a short walk, collecting branches for a fire.
She left her midwife in charge of her baby; but when she returns, she discovers the midwife's
dead body.
Wolf-Eatress is already inside, looking at the child.
She slices the baby's neck to kill it, causing endless misery for Nevena.
but then, Nevena quickly responds by slaughtering a goat, feasting on its blood, and spitting
on her baby in order to bestow her the witch spit.
After that, she makes claw marks on the baby's chest, and lights a twig on fire to brand
the claw marks.
Sure enough, the baby gets saved, and is reborn as a witch, just like Nevena.
Wolf-Eatress watches all this with tears in her eyes.
She marvels at how human and filled with love Nevena is, unlike her who was ruined by the
world's cruelty.
Nevena steps closer to Wolf-Eatress, and yanks her innards out of her body, killing the woman
who had given her her existence.
The movie ends with Nevena thinking about the lives she had led, and all the sadness
and joy she had experienced.
She looks at her baby with newfound hope in her eyes!
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