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PG-13
2020    1h 36mDrama, Mystery
8.298%88%8.1
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A man refuses all assistance from his daughter as he ages. When he tries to understand what is happening around him, he begins to doubt his loved ones, his own mind and even the fabric of his reality.
Directed by Florian Zeller
  • Anthony HopkinsAnthony
  • Olivia ColmanAnne
  • Mark GatissThe Man
  • Olivia WilliamsThe Woman
  • Imogen PootsLaura
  • Rufus SewellPaul
  • Ayesha DharkerDr. Sarai
  • Roman ZellerBoy
  • Florian ZellerDirector / Theatre Play
  • Christopher HamptonScreenplay
  • Cleone ClarkeAssociate Producer
  • Ollie MaddenExecutive Producer
  • Lauren DarkExecutive Producer
  • Simon FriendProducer
  • David ParfittProducer
  • Philippe CarcassonneProducer
  • Christophe SpadoneProducer
  • Jean-Louis LiviProducer
  • Daniel BattsekExecutive Producer
  • Paul GrindeyExecutive Producer
  • cultfilmlikerJuly 3, 2026
    Alzheimer’s Anomalisa Can’t wait to get old so I can feel like I’m being gaslit 24/7/365 This film inspired me to keep watching films until I’m literally falling asleep bc I gotta make the most of my “happy” times left here on Earth Devastating. Horrifying and heartbreaking. Literally gave both of my parents a hug halfway through and then again after 🥹 Didn’t watch this when it came out bc I was currently living it with my mother’s mother. It’s all too real and I saw what my mother went through and now I get to see exactly what my grandmother went through. Fuck Imagine every day being a nightmare you can’t wake up from. Like worse than the one we’re living now. Wouldn’t wish it on anyone I feel like Beau is Afraid borrowed the ~vibe~ from this, if you understand what I mean Olivia Colman is legitimately the greatest. Anthony Hopkins amazing as well It’s odd bc Hopkins looks like my grandpa (without his trademark mustache) but not the one that actually had dementia. Sad, personal-attack of an amalgamation. I wonder if they could make a version of this plot that was even darker and went into more abject horror. Oh yeah, Beau is Afraid. No, but seriously a Dust Bunny / Good Boy style POV but the horror is the slow, worsening progression. Like The Disintegration Loops meets live-action It’s Such A Beautiful Day I watched my grandma do the same thing Anthony does in the emotional climax a number of times. Shit hurts. What a performance.
  • Hamad KafeelJuly 2, 2026
    Brilliant
  • Diable HautainMarch 4, 2026
    Disturbingly horrifying, yet deeply empathetic. A masterfully executed portrait of an old man adrift in the dreamy reality of dementia, seen from his perspective — Reminiscent of The Lost Weekend (1945).
  • Nino ZlatevSeptember 5, 2025
    An incredibly well made movie, which manages to depict a terrible affliction in a creative way. Truly scary but also touching due to how real it all feels. It moved my wife to tears. I recommend this movie.
  • mickerdooDecember 14, 2025
    Dizzyingly tragic. The very definition of an unreliable narrator. Cleverly edited and has some turns that hit you like a train in the sads.
  • JesseAugust 15, 2025
    Innocence and loss, frustration and confidence, confusion and performance. People are complicated at all ages, and a worn mind can really shatter the ego. Makes for a difficult movie to watch, both literally and figuratively, but evocative enough to appreciate once at least.

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