Japanese horror maestro Takeshi Kushida, renowned for his work on “Woman of the Photographs,” is set to thrill audiences once again with his upcoming film, “My Mother’s Eyes.” Deadline has provided an exclusive first look photo (see above) to whet the appetites of horror enthusiasts.

In further exciting news, Deadline has reported that Reel Suspects has taken on the sales for “My Mother’s Eyes” and is poised to present the film at the upcoming MIA Market in Rome.

Describing the film, Kushida’s latest venture promises a spine-tingling blend of psychological, fantasy, and horror thrills. The narrative centers around a cello instructor and her exceptionally gifted daughter, both of whom are left grappling with life-altering injuries following a devastating car accident.

In the aftermath of the tragedy, the mother loses her sight, while her daughter is left paralyzed. However, thanks to remarkable advancements in medical technology, they are afforded a unique opportunity to merge their faculties, enabling them to share a singular vision and physical sensations.

Matteo Lovadina, President of Reel Suspects, expressed his admiration for Takeshi Kushida’s work, which has been closely followed since the release of “Woman of the Photographs” in 2020. Lovadina praised Kushida’s remarkable talent as a director, applauding his ability to seamlessly merge compelling visuals with innovative storytelling. With “My Mother’s Eyes,” Kushida is poised to reaffirm his status as a master of the craft.

Prepare to be entranced and chilled as Takeshi Kushida unveils “My Mother’s Eyes,” a tantalizing fusion of horror, fantasy, and psychological thrills that is sure to captivate audiences with its unique narrative and powerful visuals.