Venus Drowning (2005): reparto, argumento y streaming

Released in 2005, Venus Drowning is a notable film directed by Andrew Parkinson, running about 80 minutes.

What it’s about. After a failed suicide attempt, Dawn (Jodie Jameson) is sent by her psychiatrist on a trip to recuperate. She visits an old family flat in a remote apartment by the sea. Heavily sedated with medication and alcohol, she tries to decode her life through the pages of a journal. Walking on a deserted Norfolk beach she finds a dying mutant mermaid foetus. Initially repulsed, she becomes obsessed with it, takes it home and tries to resuscitate it. Dawn’s Swedish friend Milla visits at the weekend. While out drinking with Dawn, she catches a man at an unguarded moment and they end up in bed. In the cellar, the creature can sense the vibrations from the bedroom. Feeding off the sexual energy coursing through the flat, the creature strengthens and grows. After Milla leaves, Dawn checks on the creature in the cellar; it’s covered in a thin slime. Drawn to the smell, she tastes it and finds that it has hallucinogenic effects. Dawn’s life is about to get even stranger.

Who’s in it. Venus Drowning stars Frida Farrell as Milla, Brendan Gregory as Dr. Reece, Jodie Jameson as Dawn and Bart Ruspoli as John.

Where to watch. Streaming options change often. See the full, country-by-country breakdown on our where to watch Venus Drowning page.