Gentle Folk (1980)

In a grand Edwardian house, a couple throws an extravagant party for prominent figures in politics and the arts. The hostess is a socialist, dedicated to change, while her husband is a businessman. A young man among the guests experiences disturbing premonitions that question the stability of their privileged world. Over the weekend, discussions cover current political and philosophical issues, highlighting societal changes and revealing underlying tensions beneath the party's polished surface. The young man's unsettling visions offer a chilling glimpse into the future, darkening the otherwise lively atmosphere. This story explores the relationship between belief, foresight, and how people cope with significant shifts.