Her Will Be Done 2025
In *Her Will Be Done (2025)*, Polish director Julia Kowalski weaves a haunting blend of drama and horror, where 20-year-old Nawojka's suffocating life on the family farm becomes a battleground between tradition and supernatural forces.
Director: Julia Kowalski
Cast
Maria Wróbel
Nawojka
Roxane Mesquida
Sandra
Wojciech Skibiński
Henryk
Kuba Dyniewicz
Bogdan
Przemysław Przestrzelski
Tomek
Raphaël Thiéry
Badel
Jean-Baptiste Durand
Franck
Éva Lallier
Alice
Laurence Côte
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Her Will Be Done (2025) about?
*Her Will Be Done* follows Nawojka, a young woman trapped in the drudgery of her family's farm, who discovers she's inheriting more than just land—including the supernatural abilities of her late mother. When she meets the magnetic Sandra, their bond unleashes violent, otherworldly forces that blur the line between destiny and possession.
Who directed Her Will Be Done?
The film is directed by Julia Kowalski, known for her evocative storytelling that merges intimate character drama with dark, atmospheric horror.
Who stars in Her Will Be Done?
The film features Maria Wróbel as Nawojka, alongside Roxane Mesquida as Sandra, with supporting roles from Wojciech Skibiński, Kuba Dyniewicz, and Przemysław Przestrzelski.
Is Her Will Be Done (2025) worth watching?
With its moody atmosphere and strong performances, *Her Will Be Done* promises to be a standout in the horror-drama genre. Fans of slow-burn, psychological horror with feminist undertones will likely find it compelling, though its true impact will depend on the final cut once released.
How long is Her Will Be Done?
*Her Will Be Done* runs for 95 minutes.
About Her Will Be Done (2025) — A Haunting Tale of Power, Possession, and Escape
In *Her Will Be Done (2025)*, Polish director Julia Kowalski weaves a haunting blend of drama and horror, where 20-year-old Nawojka's suffocating life on the family farm becomes a battleground between tradition and supernatural forces. Under the spell of the enigmatic Sandra, Nawojka's suppressed desires awaken in violent, trance-like episodes—revealing eerie parallels to the powers wielded by her late mother. As the past collides with the present, the film immerses viewers in a gothic, atmospheric tale of liberation and possession, where the countryside's quiet cruelty hides something far more sinister.
Maria Wróbel delivers a gripping performance as Nawojka, navigating her role as both victim and vessel in this unsettling saga. With Roxane Mesquida adding depth to Sandra's enigmatic presence, the cast anchors a story that lingers like a half-remembered nightmare. Kowalski's direction leans into raw, visceral storytelling, crafting a film that's as emotionally charged as it is visually chilling.
