Koko-di Koko-da

Groundhogs day horror

This release is a Swedish Danish spin to the groundhogs day approach to horror like happy death day. An unexpected family loss end up in a never ending cycle of dying. Comes with a few extras and near artwork on sleeve.

Johannes Nyholm's "Koko-di Koko-da" (2019) is a haunting and surreal exploration of grief and trauma. The film follows a couple trapped in a nightmarish time loop during a camping trip, where they are tormented by bizarre and menacing figures. With its unsettling atmosphere, striking visuals, and a blend of live-action and shadow-puppet animation, the movie delves into the psychological toll of loss. While its repetitive structure may challenge some viewers, its dark fairy tale quality and emotional depth make it a unique and thought-provoking experience for fans of experimental horror.

Swedish mix of several genres

This has a unique darker spin on a Groundhog's day type scenario. Elements of hope, fantasy and sci-fi. Also has a director commentary and 2 short films.