Overview
- New reviews highlight audacious vision and dark humor, with critics noting the film may prove divisive for general audiences.
- Co-directed by Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli, the film follows Diane’s experimental trauma treatment at a remote mansion after memory loss.
- Grace Glowicki’s lead turn draws strong notices, with Ben Petrie, Kate Dickie, Jason Isaacs, and India Brown earning praise in support.
- Coverage cites deliberate nods to classics such as The Stepford Wives, Frankenstein, and Rebecca, plus a retro aesthetic, immersive sound, and kinetic camerawork.
- After screenings at Berlinale and TIFF, the 114-minute feature is now streaming in the U.S. on Shudder following a late-January release.