“I’m interested in what we feel when someone dies because it’s something we haven’t resolved.”

“I’m interested in what we feel when someone dies because it’s something we haven’t resolved.”
“I’m interested in what we feel when someone dies because it’s something we haven’t resolved.”


Swedish books John Ajvide Lindqvist have inspired some of the most interesting fantasy and horror films of recent decades: Let me in (2008) and its magnificent American remake, or Border (2018). Added to them is now the impressive feature debut of Norwegian filmmaker Thea Hvistendhal, who adapts Lindqvist’s novel of the same name: Rest in peace. Like the two other films mentioned, it is not a proposal that embraces genre cinema by clinging to its tropes or conventions.

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