2021
84 minutes
Horror, Period and Historical
English
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Enid works as a film censor in the year 1985, an era during which the public were banned from watching films that were deemed too violent or bloody by the censors. Known as ‘Little Miss Perfect’ by her colleagues, due to her strict censoring, Enid lives a solitary life amongst the gloomy hallways of the censors headquarters. After viewing a strangely familiar horror film at work that resembles the way in which her sister disappeared when they were young, Enid aims to track down the film’s director and solve the mystery that has plagued her since childhood. Her investigations take her down a dark and surreal quest in which the lines of fiction and reality begin to spin out of control. Stylish and effective in the way it uses genre to tell a story of childhood trauma, Censor is a smart horror film about how audiences use cinema, and especially the horror genre, to confront their deepest fears, desires and the unknown.
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