Donna Bose

Donna Bose stars in Pyre (2024), a film that doesn’t exactly tiptoe around the tough stuff. The story’s set in a dusty little town where everyone’s got secrets, and some folks are way too comfortable with ghosts—both the literal and the not-so-literal kind. You follow Donna’s character, who’s honestly been through enough already, just trying to keep her family together while the town’s weird traditions start getting way too close for comfort. There’s this annual event, the Pyre, where everyone gathers to burn away their regrets, or at least that’s what they say. But let’s be real, it’s mostly a smokescreen for what’s bubbling underneath: old grudges, bad blood, and a hefty serving of guilt. Donna’s role isn’t just about surviving the event; she’s digging up her own past, piecing together what went wrong and who’s really responsible for all the darkness hanging around. Surprises fly in from every direction—sudden betrayals, wild accusations, people turning on each other when you least expect it. The movie’s got a slow burn vibe, but when things finally blow up? Yeah, it’s messy and raw and weirdly cathartic. Donna brings this jittery, real energy to the screen, making you root for her even when she’s making terrible choices. All in all, Pyre’s not for the faint-hearted, but if you’re into messy families, buried secrets, and small-town drama with a supernatural twist, this one’s got some serious bite.