Violation is a Canadian horror drama film directed by Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli. The story revolves around Miriam, a woman who is betrayed by her own sister and brother-in-law during a family vacation. The film explores the deeply disturbing consequences of betrayal and revenge.
Miriam and her husband, Caleb, visit her sister and brother-in-law, Greta and Dylan, in their remote cabin in the woods. During their stay, Miriam confides in Greta about her miscarriage and marital problems. However, Dylan starts making unwanted sexual advances towards Miriam, which she firmly rejects.
One day, Miriam goes for a walk in the woods and Dylan follows her. In a moment of weakness, Miriam succumbs to his advances, but soon regrets it. When Miriam confronts Dylan later, he denies everything and accuses her of lying.
The incident deeply affects Miriam, leading her to plot a twisted revenge against her sister and brother-in-law. She enlists the help of her own husband, Caleb, to execute her plan.
The film is dark and disturbing, exploring themes of betrayal, trauma, and revenge. It is a cautionary tale of how one moment of weakness can have lifelong repercussions. The film is not for the faint-hearted or those easily triggered by sexual assault or violence.