The Blazing World 2021

MOVIE INFORMATION

Movie Name: The Blazing World

Director: Carlson Young

Cast: Udo Kier, Dermot Mulroney, Vinessa Shaw, Soko, John Karna, Carlson Young, Liz Mikel.

Edited By: James K. Crouch

Music By: Isom Innis

Distributed By: N/A

Release Date: 2021-10-15

Release Year: 2021

Country: United States

Available Language: English

Budget: Not Expose

IMDB: 4.4

Box Office: Not Expose

Genre Main: Horror

Genre Full: Horror, Thriller.

Filming Company: Greenbelt Films, Tealhouse Entertainment, American Stream Wave, Wavelength Productions.

Official Site: https://deadline.com/2018/01/carlson-young-the-blazing-world-sundance-video-interview-1202266734/

Picture Color: color

Sound Mix: N/A

Picture Quality: 720p

File Size: 1GB

Story Line: Decades after the accidental drowning of her twin sister, a self-destructive young woman returns to her family home, finding herself drawn to an alternate dimension where her sister may still be alive. Steeped in heartache, trauma, and loss, Carlson Young’s “The Blazing World” is a bid by a wounded soul to find comfort and healing. Dripping in bright colors and bizarre imagery, Young takes her viewers on a journey through grief by way of an escapist fairy tale. But although the film’s many influences stand out, and its scope is clearly ambitious, “The Blazing World” doesn’t quite come together as a singular vision—it has numerous missteps that break its spell. Young’s feature debut follows Margaret Winter (also Young), a college student coming home to her troubled parents, Tom (Dermot Mulroney) and Alice (Venessa Shaw), and to the memories of her twin sister, who died during childhood after falling into the family’s pool. The Winters’ mansion is large and cold, with each person seeming to keep their distance in a different part of the house. Margaret seeks refuge in her room from her mother’s tears and her father’s violence. But soon a stranger (Udo Kier) beckons Margaret to another place, an alternate dimension where her sister still lives. Like the main characters of “Alice in Wonderland” or “Labyrinth,” Margaret follows her reality’s interloper to a new strange world beyond her wildest dreams—and nightmares.