Threefold

Threefold (2026)



10.0 2026 62 min —

Director: Danielle Francis

Cast: Sophia Keil, John Theissen Jr., Miranda Kelly, Daniel Möwe, Rob Rappa

Scarlette has always lived by the cosmic rule of cause and effect—until a wild night out implodes when she spots her arch-nemesis cozying up to her ex. The shock snaps something inside her, hurling her into a frenzied tailspin. Just when the chaos peaks, a mysterious grimoire of dark arts lands in her hands, and everything flips. Armed with its forbidden spells, Scarlette learns the intoxicating truth: payback tastes far sweeter than turning the other cheek.

More About This Film

Scarlette is a firm believer in karma, so when a fun night out on the town is ruined by catching her mortal enemy with her ex-boyfriend, she expects immediate cosmic justice to take its course. However, the universe seems to have other plans as she finds herself entangled in a series of ironic and unexpected events that test her faith in retribution.

As the situation escalates, Scarlette must navigate a complex web of relationships and consequences that challenge her worldview. The film explores themes of revenge, forgiveness, and the unpredictable nature of fate, blending dark comedy with dramatic tension as characters confront their past actions and present desires.

While specific plot details regarding the full narrative arc remain under wraps, the premise suggests a story where intentions clash with reality, forcing Scarlette to reconsider what she truly wants versus what she thinks she deserves. The dynamic between Scarlette, her ex, and her rival promises sharp dialogue and intense emotional stakes.

  • The film stars an ensemble cast known for their work in contemporary dramedies, bringing fresh energy to the genre.
  • Production began with a focus on intimate settings to heighten the psychological tension between the core characters.
  • Early screenings have highlighted the film's clever twist on traditional revenge narratives.
  • The director has cited influences from classic European cinema and modern indie storytelling techniques.

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