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Nothing Grows on Salt

2026, English. Directed by Fernando Vandekeybus.

Some truths refuse to stay buried.

A young woman tries to recover from a profound traumatic experience by retreating into a self-created internal world, far away from the harsh medieval reality in which she finds herself day by day. But as a forgotten secret emerges, she is drawn to confront the truth of who she truly is.

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Released
18 January 2026
Country
Belgium
Written by
Fernando Vandekeybus

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Nothing Grows on Salt runs 29 minutes (0h 29m).

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Nothing Grows on Salt isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 18 January 2026. (Checked 10 November 2026.)

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If you liked Nothing Grows on Salt, try In the Lost Lands, The Unhealer, Mythica: A Quest for Heroes.

Who directed Nothing Grows on Salt?

Nothing Grows on Salt (2026) was directed by Fernando Vandekeybus and stars Maisie Woodford, Iona Kewney, Jerry Killick.

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