SummaryWhat's the scariest story you know? An elderly woman-seemingly addressing us from the future-looks back on a harrowing night in the 1990s when she and a group of teenage girlfriends gathered for a sleepover to swap spooky tales and dabble in some occult mischief. But what begins as seemingly harmless adolescent fun is only a prelude to a horror t... Read More
Directed By:Graham Swon
Written By:Graham Swon
The World is Full of Secrets
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Jan 30, 2020
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As it explores the intersection between the occult and mankind’s brutal cruelty in relation to women, The World Is Full of Secrets grips us with its minimalist, calibrated and cerebral scare tactics.
Oct 31, 2019
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The World is Full of Secrets concerns text more than anything else — not the visuals within filmmaking or performance, but the stories being told. As an experiment with the sensory experience of film storytelling, it backfires. To best engage Swon's massive amounts of text, you’re better off closing your eyes.
Oct 28, 2019
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Graham Swon undermines our expectations of horror-movie conceits, attempting to tap the primordial manna of oral storytelling.
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