Overview
- The family drama, which premiered at Cannes 2025, begins a U.S. theatrical rollout on November 7 via NEON.
- The story follows a stage actor confronting her estranged filmmaker father after he crafts an autobiographical project tied to their childhood home.
- Elle Fanning’s character shifts the film-within-the-film toward a larger English-language production, with reviewers noting references to streamer financing.
- Critics praise Reinsve’s lead turn alongside Stellan Skarsgård, as well as Hania Rani’s score and Kasper Tuxen’s cinematography.
- Some reviews say the film’s blend of intimate family reckoning and industry satire leads to pacing issues and a focus that drifts between threads.