The Innocents review: childhood with a super-twist
Eskil Vogt’s bracing drama explores empathy, malevolence and lost innocence through the eyes of a quartet of lonely children with diverse superpowers.
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Eskil Vogt’s bracing drama explores empathy, malevolence and lost innocence through the eyes of a quartet of lonely children with diverse superpowers.
‘Petite Maman’ and ‘The Innocents’ offer two very different takes
Playground antics turn perilous in Eskil Vogt's latest feature, involving a group of children living in a Norwegian apartment complex who begin to develop disconcerting psychic powers.
With his new film, Eskil Vogt strikes a tense and nauseating atmosphere that makes 'The Innocents' an unforgettable experience.