偷孩恶灵

　　A young Aboriginal couple bring home their second baby. What should be a joyous time takes a sini[展开全部]

　 　　A young Aboriginal couple bring home their second baby. What should be a joyous time takes a sinister turn as the mother starts seeing a malevolent spirit she is convinced is trying to take her baby. 　　Adapted from his award-winning short and made with the producers of The Babadook and Talk to Me, Jon Bell's debut feature draws from Indigenous lore for a thematically rich supernatural tale that quickly establishes the lurking menace of a child-stealing spirit. Its simmering suspense empathetically builds around the fragile psychology of a new mother, blurring the lines between exhaustion, paranoia, and postpartum depression. In exacerbating her isolation and hopelessness, Bell shrewdly accentuates traditional tools of oppression to reveal a darker allusion to Australia's stolen generations — the tens of thousands of First Nations children forcibly removed from their families through the government's assimilation policies — which the filmmaker calls a “massive wound in the psyche of Australia.” The Moogai bears its terrifying resonance out of sublimated trauma.—JN 　　源自：https://festival.sundance.org/program/film/6569ff27fac9f446d2c03b90 [收起部分]