The Innocents Film Review: Chilling Norwegian Thriller Gives Lonely Kids Supernatural Powers
"Worst Person in the World" co-writer Eskil Vogt finds moral complexity in his unnerving child's-perspective scenario
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"Worst Person in the World" co-writer Eskil Vogt finds moral complexity in his unnerving child's-perspective scenario
In the supernatural horror tale, 'The Innocents,' directed by Eskil Vogt, a group of Norwegian children's psychic powers lead to tragedy.
"We let them watch the first twenty minutes, so they all could see themselves on the big screen, and then we had to drag them out."
'The Innocents,' Eskil Vogt's new movie about children with special powers, is hard to watch. But the child actors, including Sam Ashraf, are great.
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