100 Nights of Hero

At a castle a charming guest arrives, unsettling the uneasy balance that holds the household together. The husband is distant. His wife Cherry hopeful. Hero, the loyal maid, shifts from service to concern. As the visitor settles in, resentments and untold desires surface, nudging boundaries and reconfiguring loyalties. The atmosphere tightens with each encounter, conversations grow sharper, revealing how power, secrecy, and affection tilt a household from routine to unpredictable. What starts as polite hospitality soon becomes a tense dance of obligation and longing, where every choice could redraw their connections. There are glints of danger in corners and the line between care and control blurs as rooms carry memories. This setup hints at what may follow, without revealing outcomes.

Directed by Julia Jackman and created by Isabel Greenberg, the 2025 feature blends fantasy swoops with a tight romantic pulse. The film is anchored by an original concept from Greenberg, brought to life on screen through Jackman’s atmospheric direction and featuring Emma Corrin.

Box office data for the film has not been released publicly, so there is no reliable worldwide gross to report yet. The production is positioning itself for festival attention before wider distribution if the response holds.

Reception has been mixed, with critics praising the blend of fantasy atmosphere and restrained romance while noting uneven pacing. The film probes power dynamics in intimate spaces, the pull of devotion, and the tension between autonomy and loyalty. Their interplay carries wry humor and restraint, keeping questions of trust alive. Their reactions blend restraint with unexpected warmth, hinting at growth beyond the castle walls.

Awards status remains uncertain as the film begins its release cycle, with no major nominations publicly announced at this stage. Some industry chatter suggests its visual ambition and strong performances could appeal to guilds and critics during subsequent rounds.