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She Dies Tomorrow

2020

Amy Seimetz

Kate Lyn Sheil, Jane Adams, Kentucker Audley, Katie Aselton ...

4.9

1,447

Drama. Comedy. Thriller Amy thinks she's dying tomorrow... and it's contagious.

	Author	Review
United States	Eric Kohn IndieWire	"A timely seriocomic thriller equal parts David Cronenberg and Luis Buñuel (...) Seimetz has conjured a beguiling narrative"	POS
United Kingdom	Simran Hans The Guardian	"Alternately hilarious and spine-tingling, it recalls David Lynch’s Twin Peaks in its serious, penetrating sense of doom (...) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)"	POS
United States	John DeFore The Hollywood Reporter	"Potent and pointed, whether it's psychodrama or anxiety-fueled allegory (...) Arresting and perfectly executed"	POS
United Kingdom	Tim Grierson Screendaily	"[An] unsettling but also inventive and surprisingly playful rumination on our collective denial of our mortality"	POS
United States	Brian Tallerico rogerebert.com	"[A] brilliant, riveting film (...) Its greatest achievement may be that not only do the characters experience what could be called contagious dread--Seimetz finds a way to pass that along to the viewer too."	POS
United States	Chuck Bowen Slant	"[It has] laudable ambitions (...) but as it expands on its high-concept premise, the film comes to feel more and more, well, theoretical (…) Rating: ★★½ (out of 4)"	NEU
United States	Tomris Laffly Variety	"There is a rare, unrefined quality to Seimetz’s film — a personal work of art that feels deeply honest throughout"	POS
United States	Matt Donato SlashFilm	"In an industry where it’s easy for productions to become churned-out copies of whatever’s en vogue, oh how refreshing it is to watch filmmakers command their voice without interference."	POS
United States	Meagan Navarro Bloody Disgusting	"It’s a gorgeous film meant to wash over you in hypnotic visuals, but it isn’t easy to connect the dots once it’s all over (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)"	NEU
United States	John Fink The Film Stage	"A rich picture full of lucid rabbit holes and traps along the way (...) A bizarre and textured work of cinematic poetry, playing like a menacing death march into the unknown."	POS
United States	Sam Adams Slate	"There’s something magnetic at its core that makes you want to return, some combination of Sheil’s mercurial passion, Adams’ moral intensity, and Seimetz’s arresting images"	POS
United States	John Serba Decider	"[It] is unsettling and ambitious, but errs a mite too far toward suggestiveness. If you’re itching for artsy scares, fire up 'Amulet' before you watch this one."	NEU

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