The Babadook
Watch Jennifer Kent discuss how she got her start and made one of the best first features ever, "The Babadook," celebrating its tenth anniversary with a 500-theater re-release.
"I remember completely shutting down and thinking, 'Oh, I’ve made a big turkey.'"
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IFC Films, in partnership with Iconic Events Releasing, is bringing Australian director Kent's feature debut back to the big screen September 19.
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The indie powerhouse has supported Richard Linklater, Jennifer Kent, Alfonso Cuaron, Olivier Assayas, the Safdie brothers, and more over its first two decades.
The Australian filmmaker won't be attending the Venice Film Festival as a juror this year for personal reasons.
The monster from Kent's celebrated 2014 horror film became an unlikely gay icon.
The internet turned the Babadook into a gay icon, and now distributor IFC Films is making good out of the meme.
Benh Zeitlin, Jennifer Kent, and Damien Chazelle all got their start with short films.
Horror movies are more than the sum of its parts, but no genre is more dependent on discrete scenes to make you hold your breath.
