Frimas OTT Release Date: This spine-chilling mystery starring Chantal Baril is now available for streaming on this platform

Frimas OTT Release: Fans of psychological thrillers and atmospheric mysteries can rejoice — Frimas, the haunting French-language film starring acclaimed actress Chantal Baril, has officially made its debut on OTT platforms.

This mystery thriller will be available for streaming from the 31st of May on the ShortsTV Amazon Channel.

Plot

Frimas plunges viewers into a chillingly plausible dystopian world set in the not-so-distant future, where authorities have severely stripped away reproductive rights and reclassified abortion as a criminal act. The story follows Kara, a woman who finds herself caught in the oppressive machinery of a legal system that no longer recognizes her autonomy over her own body. With legal options extinguished and desperation mounting, Kara makes a fateful choice: to seek out an underground, illegal mobile abortion unit—one of the few remaining avenues for women in her situation.

The harsh realities of this bleak future force Kara to navigate backstreets and cold shadows. There, someone smuggles her into the clinic. The vehicle in question is a converted vehicle. It’s operating in secrecy and constantly on the move to avoid detection by authorities. The mobile unit offers no safety or sanctuary; its cramped, clinical, and unnerving environment starkly symbolizes how society has pushed basic healthcare into the margins. Here, surrounded by quiet suffering and hushed urgency, Kara must go through with her decision under the constant threat of discovery, arrest, or worse.

But it is not only physical danger she faces. As she submits herself to the procedure, the emotional weight of her circumstances begins to unravel. Kara is forced to reckon with the psychological toll of living in a world that criminalizes her choices. Guilt, fear, and isolation begin to surface. They not only affecting her but also cast long, painful shadows on those who care about her. Her decision was made in fear. However yet with fierce determination—it becomes a turning point. Therefore, the story reveals how society politicizes deeply personal acts in a world governed by control and silence.

Through Kara’s journey, Frimas becomes more than a chilling dystopia. It is a poignant, emotionally charged exploration of bodily autonomy. Exploring resistance and the unseen costs of a society that chooses punishment over compassion.