Morfydd Clark writhing in agony in a still from 'Saint Maud' (2019)
Morfydd Clark writhing in agony in a still from 'Saint Maud' (2019)
Saint Maud (2019) Sony Pictures Releasing

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Saint Maud

Screens with short film 'Good Thanks, You?' (2019)

Rose Glass | United Kingdom | 2019 | MA15+
Film

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When

Sat 2 Apr - Sun 17 Apr 2022

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A religious nurse becomes fixated on saving her dying patient, in Rose Glass’ directorial debut and journey into pathological obsession.

Maud, a recent convert to Catholicism, lives quietly as a palliative care nurse. She is sent to look after a woman, a former dancer, terminally ill with cancer. So far, so ordinary. But Maud becomes unhealthily obsessed with her new patient and her comings and goings, and what follows is a wild, riotous tale of religion, sex and death, with director Rose Glass demonstrating why she reigns supreme amongst the current new wave of exciting British directors. Saint Maud is like nothing you’ve quite seen before, with all the aesthetic quirkiness we’ve come to expect from an A24 production.

Format: DCP
Language: English
Source: Sony Pictures Releasing Australia
Courtesy: Sony Pictures Releasing Australia
Runtime: 85 min

Event duration

85 mins

Rating

MA15+

Strong themes, violence, sex and coarse language

Multipasses

Where

Cinema 2, Level 2
ACMI, Fed Square

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Screens with

Good Thanks, You?

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Molly Manning Walker | 2019 | United Kingdom | English | 13 min

Jasmine Jobson in 'Good Thanks, You?' (2019)

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