sonar (2026)

Released: 2026-02-13 Recommended age: 13+ No IMDb rating yet
sonar

Movie details

  • Genres: Horror
  • Director: Lily Fouche, Ramona Chisom
  • Main cast: Lily Fouche, Lukas Alkdal, Ramona Chisom
  • Country / region: United States of America
  • Original language: en
  • Premiere: 2026-02-13

Story overview

Sonar (2026) is a horror film about a group of friends who embark on a trip across the North Sea to find the legendary Orville Whale. The movie, directed by Lily Fouche and Ramona Chisom, stars Lily Fouche, Lukas Alkdal, and Ramona Chisom. It is a short film with a runtime of 16 minutes, produced in the United States in English.

Parent Guide

This horror short film involves friends searching for a mythical whale in the North Sea, likely featuring suspenseful and frightening elements typical of the genre. Due to its brief runtime, scares may be intense and concentrated. Recommended for teens and adults with caution for younger viewers sensitive to horror.

Content breakdown

Violence & peril
Moderate

Expect perilous situations as friends navigate the dangerous North Sea, possibly with threats from the environment or the legendary whale. Physical violence is unlikely but characters may be in jeopardy.

Scary / disturbing
Strong

As a horror film, it likely includes scary imagery, jump scares, and disturbing themes related to the unknown sea creature and isolation. The short format may amplify these elements.

Language
Mild

Minimal or no strong language expected, but characters might use mild exclamations in tense moments. Based on typical horror shorts and lack of rating info.

Sexual content & nudity
None

No sexual content or nudity anticipated, as the focus is on horror and adventure in a marine setting.

Substance use
None

No substance use expected given the premise of a focused sea voyage.

Emotional intensity
Moderate

High tension and fear from horror elements, but balanced by the short duration and adventure theme. May cause anxiety in viewers prone to scares.

Parent tips

Given the horror genre and short runtime, this film likely contains intense, condensed scares. Preview it first if possible, as horror elements can be amplified in brief formats. Discuss the difference between movie monsters and real sea life with younger viewers. Be prepared for potential jump scares or disturbing imagery typical of the genre.

Parent chat guide

After watching, ask: 'What made the scariest parts feel frightening?' to explore horror techniques. For older kids, discuss: 'How did the friends' quest for the whale create tension?' Connect it to themes of curiosity and danger in exploration. Remind them that legends in movies are fictional stories.

Parent follow-up questions

  • Did the whale look friendly or scary? Why?
  • What sounds did you hear in the ocean?
  • How did the friends work together on their trip?
  • What would you do if you saw something scary in the sea?
  • Why do you think the Orville Whale was legendary in the story?
  • How did the movie use the ocean setting to create fear?
  • What horror techniques (e.g., sound, visuals) were most effective in this short film?
  • How does the quest for the unknown reflect real-life fears or adventures?

Where to watch

Streaming availability has not been announced yet.

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