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‘The Face of Horror’ Review: Anna Biller’s Medieval Ghost Story Is A Technicolor Fever Dream Of Love, Betrayal & Vengeance — Toronto Film Festival
A decade after her sophomore feature The Love Witch , Anna Biller has returned from a whole other era with another technicolor fever dream of female rage.
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Anna Biller’s new film The Face of Horror reimagines the Kabuki ghost tale Yotsuya Kaidan as a medieval story, continuing her focus on female rage seen in The Love Witch. The writer‑director works with Kristine Frøseth, Jonah Hauer‑King, Ellie Bamber and Bella Heathcote to bring the technicolor, fever‑dream aesthetic to the screen. The film premiered at the Toronto Film Festival, showcasing Biller’s shift from her earlier era to a new historical setting.
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