Feature film · Contemporary mythological horror · Greek mythology · Contemporary reception

A Wounded Fawn

Released · 2022

Later Reception & Cultural Continuity · Greek Mythology

Travis Stevens combines a contemporary horror story with Greek mythological influences and surrealist imagery.

A Wounded Fawn — poster. Shudder / A Wounded Fawn production; poster supplied by HSUBOX Productions · Image source

The production story

Travis Stevens combines a contemporary horror story with Greek mythological influences and surrealist imagery. Tribeca lists the film’s 2022 world premiere and identifies its mythology as an influence on the modern story. This is not an ancient-period drama or archaeological reconstruction.

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Known filming locations

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Developments

2022 Tribeca Festival
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