
Unravelling
English. Directed by Aimie Willemse.
Fiona tries to care for her chronically ill grandmother Maeve as she struggles to retain her autonomy. As her invisible illness begins to physically manifest into a malignant entity, Fiona is forced to confront her worse fears.
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Unravelling runs 8 minutes (0h 8m).
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Unravelling hasn’t released yet, so it isn’t on any OTT platform. (Checked 11 November 2026.)
What movies are like Unravelling?
If you liked Unravelling, try Saint Maud, Our Friend, Living.
Who directed Unravelling?
Unravelling was directed by Aimie Willemse and stars Shona McHugh, Sheila Grier.