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- The Midnight Swim is a wondrous event. At its best, it's a quiet and reflective look to how far any of us would go to understand the depths of grief, but what's more miraculous is its ability to handle these heavy and heady topics with a personal touch that feels genuine, curious and even ecstatic at times.
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When Dr. Amelia Brooks' three daughters travel home to settle her affairs after she disappears in Spirit Lake, they find themselves drawn to the mysterious body of water.
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- Lindsay Burdge
- Sarah Adina Smith
- Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Jul 13, 2015 · Things take a turn after discussion of an urban legend involving seven sisters who drowned in Spirit Lake, and the apparent summoning of the seventh sister. Mysterious happenings begin to occur ...
The Midnight Swim Reviews. THE MIDNIGHT SWIM is one of those unsung gems of independent film. Willing to make choices that buck the conventional rules of filmmaking, the film tells an...
Jan 24, 2022 · The Midnight Swim isn’t your typical horror fare. Shot in a documentary/found-footage style, the film is mostly a dramatic affair telling the story of three sisters who return home to settle their mother’s ( Willy’s Wonderland ’s Beth Grant) estate after she’s gone missing.
Mar 2, 2022 · THE MIDNIGHT SWIM follows half-sisters Isa, June, and Annie in the wake of the disappearance of their mother, Dr. Amelia Brooks, during a deep-water dive in Spirit Lake. The three women decide to travel home to settle her affairs, where they accidentally summon a local ghost and find themselves drawn deeper into the mysteries of the lake as ...
Jan 24, 2022 · At its core, The Midnight Swim is a drama about legacy pain done in the format of a found-footage horror movie. The narrative is viewed through what June’s camera captures, with June only appearing when filming herself.
Jan 25, 2022 · ‘The Midnight Swim’ Review (VInegar Syndrome/Yellow Veil) by Alain Elliott Stars: Lindsay Burdge, Jennifer Lafleur, Aleksa Palladino, Beth Grant, Ross Partridge | Written and Directed by Sarah Adina Smith