Smrť a sex v kempe Miazma

Jane Schoenbrun's latest film is a queer meta-slasher set in the fictional world of horror series Camp Miasma. The story follows Kris, a young independent filmmaker, who gets the chance to reboot a once-cult, now-defunct slasher franchise. In an attempt to breathe new life into it, she returns to the original film's location and seeks out its legendary "final girl"—Billy (Gillian Anderson), now a reclusive and mysterious actress living in isolation on the grounds of the abandoned camp. What begins as a professional collaboration gradually transforms into an intense relationship where fascination, trauma, and desire intertwine. Reality begins to unravel under the pressure of film mythology, memories, and repressed emotions, until the line between reboot and real life completely blurs. The director builds on her previous style—blending horror genre codes with an intimate study of identity, queer desire, and media obsession. The film premiered in the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes 20