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Somewhere Quiet Review: A Disquieting, Intense Psychological Horror

Jun 17, 2023


Written and directed by Olivia West Lloyd, Somewhere Quiet deals with the aftermath of a Final Girl’s survival. Sure, she may have lived through a traumatic event, but Lloyd’s film examines how that may have affected her. Could someone go back to a normal life after such a horrific experience? How did the experience shape them, and how does it impact their relationship with others? Somewhere Quiet attempts to answer some of these questions, though not in a way you might expect. Bolstered by a moving performance by Jennifer Kim, the film is a slow-burn, character-driven thriller that brings us to question what is real and what is imagined.

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