Censor2021

This thrilling, dizzying debut from Welsh writer-director Prano Bailey-Bond is a nostalgic treat for anyone old enough to remember the infamous “video nasties” scare of the early 80s. Yet beneath the retro surface lies a more universal tale about the power of horror to confront our deepest fears – a timeless celebration of the liberating nature of the dark side.

Excellent . I'm not particularly fond of England , but the new British wave of films have had some peaks the last years. A field in England , Sightseers, Berberian Sound Studio and that guys fashion film, all great. This one was very Lynchy as well, like a cheap Inland Empire , Thatcher edition.

An ambitious, clever, and inventive psychogenic fugue, Censor is rough around the edges and shot on a shoestring, sure, however Bailey-Bond has compelling and vital comments to make on art, media consumption, politics, and society.