The Lighthouse (15)

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The Lighthouse (15)

Mon 1 Jan 0001 - Thu 2 Apr 2020, Screen Two

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Director: Robert Eggers

Starring: Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson.

From Robert Eggers, the visionary filmmaker behind modern horror masterpiece The Witch, comes this hypnotic and hallucinatory tale of two lighthouse keepers on a remote and mysterious New England island in the 1890s.

Oscar Nominated for Best Cinematography

Nominted for Best Film at the Stockholm Film Festival and Cork International Film Festival

"A psychological nightmare that gnaws at the brain long after the disturbing final image assaults the retina." -Toronto Star

"It leaves you dazed, terrified and elated, and it signals Eggers as one of the most exciting directors working today." - Time Out

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BBFC Warning: Cert 15 contains scenes of strong sex, nudity, violence, gore, disturbing images

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Eggers masters the dangerous mix of horror and comedy.

Little White LiesReview User
Conjuring menace and mystery from solitude and seagulls, The Lighthouse is a folk tale, a black comedy, a horror, a mystery, a (platonic?) romance - and something more still, something unspeakable. Something like a masterpiece, perhaps.

EmpireReview User
A black-and-white fever dream of a film that keels between sea shanty and psychodrama, with heavy doses of the absurd.

Entertainment WeeklyReview User
Stunningly shot in black and white in the boxy format common in the silent era, The Lighthouse seeps into your bones with a power that won't let go.

Rolling StoneReview User
You can almost smell the salt and grime. This is sensory, claustrophobic filmmaking.

IndependentReview User
A psychological nightmare that gnaws at the brain long after the disturbing final image assaults the retina.

Toronto StarReview User
It leaves you dazed, terrified and elated, and it signals Eggers as one of the most exciting directors working today.

Time OutReview User
Very few films can make you scared and excited at the same time. Just like the lighthouse beam, this is dazzling and dangerous.

GuardianReview User
It’s a horror film that gets its scares through a lingering sense of being trapped with these two men on this godforsaken island.

IndependentReview User