Dark Waters
- Horror
- Mystery
After the death of her father, a young woman travels to a remote convent on an island in the Black Sea to find out why her father funded it for years.
Dark Waters is a 1993 horror-mystery film following a young woman who travels to a remote convent on a Black Sea island to uncover the truth behind her late father's mysterious financial support. This atmospheric thriller blends gothic horror with investigative mystery as she discovers the dark secrets hidden within the convent's walls.
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Follow an actor to track their next projects- Louise SalterElizabeth
- Venera SimmonsSarah
Mariya KapnistMother Superior
Valeriy BasselFisherman- Lubov SnegurMother Superior's Assistant
Albina SkargaOld Blind Woman
Pavel SokolovBoat Owner- Anna Rose PhippsTheresa
- Tanya DobrovolskayaElizabeth as a Child
- Valeriy KopaevPriest
- Ludmila MarufovaNun
- Kristina SpivakSarah as a Child
- Nadezhda TrimasovaCrucified Nun
Georgiy Drozd- Sergey Rugens
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When was Dark Waters released?
Dark Waters was released on December 29, 1993.
What is Dark Waters about?
The film follows a young woman who travels to a remote convent on an island in the Black Sea after her father's death, determined to discover why he secretly funded the convent for years.
What genre is Dark Waters?
Dark Waters is a horror-mystery film that combines atmospheric gothic elements with investigative thriller elements.
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