Botha Enslin

Leonard is a shy, socially awkward 40-year-old boy who does his best to look after his elderly mother, Lena. He dances with her, feeds her and even bathes her before helping her to bed at night. She appears to be suffering from dementia, but her blank stare and feral appearance give the impression that she is up to sinister things. One night, funny things start happening and Leonard collapses in the hallway. When he came to, he saw that Lena was behaving very strangely. Johan, a naive member of the neighborhood watch, arrives, but he is completely unprepared for the horrors that await him.

What happens when your worst enemy is the only person who can help you? In Ontwaak, the story revolves around Melissa Human, a psychiatrist who starts working at Noordlig, a home for extremely dangerous patients. But behind the high walls, more than just patients await her. She discovers a sinister cult, Horisonne, that has taken in her daughter, and is led by her ex-fiancé. To save her daughter, Melissa must cross her own boundaries and rely on a brilliant serial killer. However, every answer leads to a new danger; every choice has a price. This is not just a fight against a cult – it’s a fight against the darkest depths of the self.