Abigail

Abigail grows up behind the city’s sealed gates, a place where a long vanished epidemic kept outsiders at bay and the authorities insist danger lies beyond. Since she was six, Abby has lived under a strict routine and the rumor of a missing father who was taken during the crisis. When she defies the rules to seek him, she steps into corridors and courtyards where the familiar streets bend into wonder. The city, once a prison, begins to reveal its hidden magic as Abby discovers she holds a surprising power inside herself. The chase for truth tests her loyalties and courage. Her choices will change the city.

Abigail is the 2019 fantasy adventure conceived by Aleksandr Boguslavskiy, Dmitry Zhigalov and Ilya Ipatov with a budget of about 7 million. The trio guides a story about confinement turning magical and personal discovery globally on screen for audiences worldwide.

There are no major awards or nominations publicly reported for Abigail. The absence of coverage in top award circles contrasts with the film's budget and production scale. This is not unusual for smaller productions. Many viewers rate it mid level. Its understated approach favors atmosphere and character over flashy effects.

The film has limited mainstream presence and is not known for iconic quotes or scenes in wider pop culture. It remains a relatively obscure title, primarily of interest to fans of mythic urban fantasy and regional cinema curiosities globally across fandoms. Its look blends folklore with urban textures.

With a modest audience vote around 6.16 out of 10 from 249 votes, Abigail lands in a middle ground. It explores themes of rebellion against control, self discovery, and the idea that magic can hide in places, and sparks discussion about power and belonging for fans today across genres worldwide.