She Dies Tomorrow - Reviews

...has the feel of a horror film, and is sometimes scary, but it's really an existential meditation on mortality.

Amy Seimetz’s neon-soaked danse macabre is one of the year’s most chilling and effective horrors.

Brilliant chills for the Covid-19 era.

Immersive work forces the audience into Amy’s headspace, making us confront our own mortality.

Hilarious, spine-tingling contagion horror.

...a snapshot glimpse into the abyss — or just an early jump on our new reality.

Seimetz has conjured a beguiling narrative so tapped into the current worldwide panic that it might have been made in its aftermath.

A haunting gem about knowing your expiration date.

Not comedy, horror, drama, sci-fi, but mesmerising.

Writer-director Amy Seimetz's poetic, terrifying movie explores an existential crisis without getting too intellectual, using dreamy sounds and visuals to yield emotion, pain, and clarity.

...det [er] helt åbenlyst, at der er tale om en instruktør med noget på hjertet.

Smittsam dödsångest som skräckslår på djupet.