Nicolas Pesce stunned more than a few audiences at Sundance with his horrifically hypnotic goth show. The story was disturbing, with a precisely constructive narrative that never let up in its dark, twisted surprises. No fair revealing any plot details about this one, except to say that it is from film collective Borderline Films, which gave us in the past few years Martha Marcy May Marlene, James White, and Simon Killer. This might be the best one of the bunch, it's that good.
We
spoke to the writer-director about his absorbing gothic-horror fairy tale.
Original interview with The Playlist