Anamorphia

Synopsis

Anamorphia, directed by Joshua Yeo and released in 2020, is a haunting psychological thriller that delves into themes of memory, trauma, and identity. The film tells the story of a woman grappling with her past as she unravels a series of disturbing events blurred between reality and recollection. Through its atmospheric storytelling and dream-like narrative, Anamorphia explores the fragile boundaries of the human mind and how personal history shapes perception. The film’s evocative visuals and nonlinear structure invite viewers into a deeply intimate and unsettling experience that challenges conventional storytelling and invites reflection on how memories can distort and haunt an individual’s present.

Cast

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  Joshua Yeo

  Himself

Reviews

Anamorphia has garnered mixed to positive reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of around 6.2/10, reflecting appreciation for its artistic ambition while acknowledging its pacing can be slow for some viewers. Critics from niche horror and independent film portals praised the movie's atmospheric cinematography and the unsettling tone that Joshua Yeo masterfully creates. For example, HorrorNews.net noted, "Anamorphia’s surreal and disjointed narrative keeps viewers on edge, delivering a compelling psychological exploration." However, some reviewers pointed out the film's abstract narrative might be challenging for mainstream audiences, with Metacritic aggregating a score in the mid-50s, highlighting divisive opinions. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a widely available critical consensus due to limited reviews but shows audience scores generally lean toward appreciation among fans of psychological horror. Overall, the film stands out for its artistic visuals and introspective themes, even if its unconventional storytelling limits broader appeal.

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