- Watch the best movies now!The King of Cringe, Ruben Östlund, is one of the 2000’s most influential directors in Sweden. Did you want the world to swallow you when you watched “The Square” or “Force Majeur”? You have seen nothing yet. Involuntary makes you bitterly regret the fact that you are human. Every single scene and every character are exquisitely dysfunctional, but you are also left with a nagging feeling that you have been, or are, that person.2013 – dir. Anna Odell Anna Odell became famous overnight when she faked a psychosis on a bridge in Stockholm and was forcibly hospitalized. At the time, she was a student at Konstfack (University of Arts, Crafts and Design), and her explanation was that the sequence of events were part of her art project about her own mental health. “The Reunion” is her debut film, where she confronts her old bullies during a school reunion. Watch the best movies now!
2008 – dir. Thomas AlfredsonLet the Right One In put Swedish horror on the map. The film tells the story of Oskar, a 12-year-old bullied boy, who becomes friends with Eli, who isn’t like other kids. She’s pale, serious, and feeds on human blood. “Let the right one in” came out the same year as Twilight, but not to worry, there isn’t a brooding heartthrob in sight. But “Let the right one in” is not your standard vampire film: it’s a scary, beautiful story full of humanity.
Let the Right One In is available on Netflix. Watch the best movies now!
2008 – dir. Ruben Östlund
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