As the man, named James, arrives at his mother's cabin in the remote New England woods, he is confronted with memories of his late wife and the overwhelming grief that continues to consume him. The cabin is isolated and eerie, surrounded by thick forests and blanketed in snow, adding to the sense of isolation and unease.
As James spends more time at the cabin, strange occurrences begin to happen. Shadows move on their own, whispers can be heard in the dead of night, and a sense of dread hangs heavy in the air. His mother tries to comfort him, but she too seems affected by the oppressive atmosphere of the cabin.
It becomes clear that there is a malevolent presence in the cabin, an ancient entity that feeds off of sorrow and despair. It preys on James's grief, tormenting him with visions of his lost wife and driving him further into madness. As the winter deepens and the entity grows stronger, James must confront his inner demons and find a way to escape the clutches of the entity before it consumes him completely.
Grieve is a slow-burning, atmospheric horror film that explores themes of loss, grief, and the darker aspects of the human psyche. It is a haunting and unsettling exploration of the ways in which our emotions can be manipulated and twisted by unseen forces, and a chilling reminder of the power of sorrow to shape our reality.