In Temurun (2024), a young woman returns to her ancestral home in a remote Malaysian village, only to uncover dark secrets that have been buried for generations. Drawn back by a family tragedy, she hopes to reconnect with her roots and make peace with a past she barely remembers. But as she settles in, strange occurrences begin to disrupt the once-familiar surroundings—whispers in the wind, shadowy figures in the night, and unsettling visions that feel too real to ignore. As she digs deeper into her family’s history, she discovers an ancient curse tied to a forbidden ritual, one that has bound her bloodline to a terrifying fate. With time running out, she must unravel the mystery before she too falls victim to the forces lurking beneath the surface. But the more she learns, the more she questions whether she is truly an outsider—or the key to something far more sinister. Blending supernatural horror with rich cultural mythology, Temurun explores themes of heritage, destiny, and the inescapable grip of the past. With its eerie atmosphere, psychological depth, and slow-burning dread, the film takes audiences on a haunting journey where tradition and terror collide. In a place where history never dies, some legacies are meant to be feared.