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Umma

2022, Movie, 1h 23min

Amanda and her daughter live a quiet life on an American farm, but when the remains of her estranged mother arrive from Korea, Amanda becomes haunted by the fear of turning into her own mother.

Country: United States

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Reviews

Mohammadmahdi Mansouri

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Total crap, not even A SINGLE scary scene. God even "the room" was better than this. The only good thing about this was its intro.

1 year ago

Critic Jeffrey Anderson

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...offers some good scary moments, touching performances, and memorable representation of Korean culture.

Read full review at Common Sense Media

Critic Kate Erbland

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Despite its flaws, “Umma” is an impressive debut for Shim, the kind of outing that hints at plenty more under the hood or tucked inside a massive suitcase, just bursting with secrets.

Read full review at Indie Wire

Critic Peter Sobczynski

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In many ways, “Umma” is an interesting and ambitious drama that is willing to take on any number of weighty topics... These ideas are presented in a number of intelligently conceived scenes that are driven by strong performances...

Read full review at Roger Ebert

Thomas Henriksen

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Mega mega skuffet over denne film.

2 years ago

Vins_Italí41

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No cal ni que hi perdeu temps. Una completa cacca.

1 year ago

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In Umma, a Korean immigrant named Amanda (Sandra Oh) lives a quiet life on a rural farm with her homeschooled daughter Chrissy (Fivel Stewart). When Amanda receives the cremated ashes of her estranged mother, Umma, from Korea, she is haunted by memories of her abusive childhood and fears becoming her own mother. As supernatural phenomena escalate, Amanda must confront her mother's spirit and forgive her for the abuse to free herself from the past and embrace her family heritage. The film explores themes of cultural identity, parental relationships, and the power of forgiveness.