Park Chan-wook's English-language debut follows India Stoker (Mia Wasikowska), an isolated teenager whose father's sudden death brings a mysterious uncle, Charlie (Matthew Goode), into her life and that of her emotionally fragile mother (Nicole Kidman). As India becomes increasingly, disturbingly drawn to Charlie's unsettling charisma, the film reveals dark family secrets rooted in inherited violence and identity. Park brings his distinctive visual precision and unsettling formal control — honed on films like Oldboy — to a Hitchcockian coming-of-age story that doubles as a study of predatory grooming and psychological inheritance. Divisive but visually striking, it stands as a fascinating bridge between Park's Korean New Wave sensibilities and American genre filmmaking.