Set in the 18th century English countryside, Carmilla follows the story of Lara, a lonely teenage girl living in isolation with her strict governess Miss Fontaine and her emotionally distant father. Lara longs for companionship, struggling with her curiosity, adolescence, and burgeoning sense of identity.
Their quiet life is disrupted when a mysterious young girlβCarmillaβsurvives a carriage accident and is taken in by Lara's family to recover. As Carmilla begins to heal, she and Lara develop a deep and intense connection that quickly turns romantic. Their bond is passionate and electric, yet also fraught with tension, secrecy, and defiance against the repressive forces around them.
Miss Fontaine becomes increasingly disturbed by Carmilla's influence over Lara, suspecting the girl of being dangerous or unnatural. As Laraβs emotions deepen, so does the psychological and emotional unraveling of those around her.
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