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An eerie, reality-bending allegorical horror.

...an instant cult horror classic.

...more than just a niche story. Anyone who has mourned the passage of time, felt stifled in life, or committed fully to a favorite show, movie, or band as a course of finding themselves will find much to think about after the credits roll.

...one of the greatest films of the 2020s thus far and perhaps the most guttural cry of those living through the decade.

It’s made with such transportive precision that I can still feel it as I write...

In this awe-inspiringly original film, writer and director Jane Schoenbrun captures the intimacy of this experience while telling their own semi-autobiographical queer story like no-one else could.

...a really easy film to want to root for.

A dark tale of pop-culture obsession and self-discovery from the filmmaker who brought us We’re All Going To The World’s Fair

Jane Schoenbrun's coming-of-age drama is haunting, hypnotic and a powerful examination of fandom.

The commitment to recreating the very 1990s aesthetic of children’s supernatural series is delightfully harrowing, with a potent combination of costuming, practical effects, and filming techniques.

The earworm original soundtrack, exciting practical effects, intoxicating photography, and risky editing—blending together conscious and imagined worlds—are the big, adventurous swings of an undaunted filmmaker. 

Jane Schoenbrun's sophomore feature is an unnerving take on loneliness, isolation, and the enduring mysteries of children's media.

Den særlige mareridtsstemning er den største kvalitet ved Schoenbruns nye emogyser...