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Story=A daughter, mother and grandmother are haunted by a manifestation of dementia that consumes their family's home; Writer=Christian White; actor=Bella Heathcote; Genre=Horror; Score=6293 Votes; release Year=2020

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I don't like obscure artsy movies.
Also not a fan of comic 'book obviousness.
So if either of those forms of entertainment are your thing, go away, don't watch it and leave this brilliant movie to those of us who appreciate talented acting in something that is different without being unreachable.
This movie is beautifully shot, the actors are involving and believable.
Most importantly, it leaves you thinking, even days later I am having 'Aha' moments.
I highly recommend it. It works on the obvious level, but if you recognise that every word, every frame delivers meaning beyond that you will have a more fulfilling experience.

Why is every movie these days ending without explanation. Why does granny turn into e.t.? And now it got me wondering,was e.t. really just a crazy old lady. At last, a good Austrailian film that had me glued to the screen for the first hour. Then its like day and night, the film slam dunked itself down the poop-chute!
What on earth is happening to the quality of films these days? Whats with telling a good story just to muck it all up with some nonsense ending that leaves one completely disgusted to have wasted an hour and a half of a persons life.
This film should have just remained "Down-Under! Very bad and very disappointing. 3 stars for this Oz Bust. A dark, disturbing & disquieting horror that offers an unsettling take on the curses we may have inherited from our parents, Relic relies on its slow-building & silently escalating atmosphere of dread & delusions, and makes for a thoroughly arresting & consistently chilling cinematic ride that's neatly crafted, skilfully told & is finely steered by a trio of sincere performances.
Co-written & directed by Natalie Erika James in what's her directorial debut, the story at first appears to be cut from the same fabric as Ari Aster's Hereditary but develops into a different kind of nightmare as it progresses. Erika James' direction exhibits poise & tenacity, and the way she allows the foreboding mood to set up gradually & permeate every frame shows the clarity & confidence she has in her script.
The remote setting, muted colour tones & quiet camerawork do ratchet up the tension to an extent but the glacial pace at which the plot unfolds is going to test the patience of many and may leave some viewers frustrated. Robyn Nevin, Emily Mortimer & Bella Heathcote play three generations of a family, and they all chip in with fab inputs in their respective roles, with Mortimer impressing the most among the trio.
Overall, Relic is a slow-burn chiller that's going to fascinate some and infuriate others with its snail-paced narration but it nonetheless serves as a promising start for its debutant filmmaker. Very slow & a tad too dimly lit yet gripping for the most part if not all, this story of family, guilt & dementia advertised as a haunted house horror is as moving & heartbreaking as it is menacing & unnerving. A solid effort for a debut feature.