Jennifer Kent Reflects on 'The Babadook' 10 Years Later

The director discusses the film's enduring impact and her approach to horror as it returns to theaters.

Jennifer Kent's debut film 'The Babadook' is being rereleased in theaters a decade after its initial release.
The film, which began as a low-budget indie project, has grown into a cultural milestone in the horror genre.
Kent explains that the horror in 'The Babadook' stems from unprocessed grief and suppressed emotions.
Despite its success, Kent rarely revisits the film, focusing instead on new projects like her 2018 film 'The Nightingale.'
Kent emphasizes the importance of original, independent films and the need for cinematic experiences that deeply move audiences.