We're All Going to the World's Fair movie review (2022)
An alarming and up-to-date look into the life of any average contemporary teenager that grows up and establishes a voice mostly online, struggling to close the gap between the real and virtual.
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An alarming and up-to-date look into the life of any average contemporary teenager that grows up and establishes a voice mostly online, struggling to close the gap between the real and virtual.
In Jane Schoenbrun’s first feature, a teenager finds terror and distraction in a multiplayer online game.
The internet has changed since 1983. Films show us how we’ve changed with it.
A trailer has been released for the creepypasta horror movie We're All Going to the World's Fair, coming to theatres and digital in April.
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