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'Bring Her Back' is a psychological horror film featuring Sally Hawkins as a sinister foster mother, with a focus on teenage vulnerability and manipulation, showcasing Hawkins's compelling performance as she goes evil for fun, amidst a messy but emotionally ambitious narrative.
'Bring Her Back' is a psychological horror film about a foster mother with sinister motives, featuring strong performances, especially from Sally Hawkins and Billy Barratt, and exploring themes of family grief and trauma with intense visual shocks and emotional depth.
A24's horror film 'Bring Her Back,' directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, received intense positive reactions at an early screening, with audiences praising its terrifying and unique storytelling, featuring strong performances and gritty realism, and is set to open in the US and other markets.
Bring Her Back, directed by the Talk to Me duo, is a disturbing Australian horror film featuring Sally Hawkins as a foster mother dealing with supernatural and psychological terrors involving two teens and dark magic, blending intense horror with emotional despair.
The Lost King, starring Sally Hawkins and Steve Coogan, tells the story of Philippa Langley's journey to discover the remains of King Richard III, whose final resting place had been a matter of debate since his death in 1485. Langley becomes convinced that Richard III might not have been the villain he was made out to be and hopes to give him a proper burial. The film explores the tension between the exaltation of royal power and the ennobling of common individuals.
"The Lost King" is a historical comedy-drama about Philippa Langley, a single mother from Edinburgh who spearheaded the successful search for the grave of King Richard III. Sally Hawkins shines as Philippa, who becomes obsessed with finding Richard's grave and disproving his reputation as a hunchbacked nephew-killer and unworthy usurper. The movie is a warm portrait of a woman who lost her health and found her purpose, exhuming her self-respect along with Richard's bones. Directed by Stephen Frears, the movie is a quietly droll detective story that raises serious questions about the way history is written.