Fresh(2022)
R
03/03/2022 (US)Horror, Thriller1h 54m7.0
"It’s not for everyone."
Overview
Frustrated by scrolling dating apps only to end up on lame, tedious dates, Noa takes a chance by giving her number to the awkwardly charming Steve after a produce-section meet-cute at the grocery store.
Mimi Cave
Director
Lauryn Kahn
Writer
Top Billed Cast
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Official Trailer
Trailer
Dinner Date with a Cannibal
Clip
The Operating Table Clip
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Steve's Craziest Moments
Featurette
Steve's Plan Scene
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"Meat Cute" Featurette
Featurette
"Dinner and a Movie" Featurette
Featurette
"Date Night" Featurette
Featurette
"Let's Dance" Featurette
Featurette
Going Away with Steve Clip
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Cotton Candy Grapes Clip
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Meet the Artist: Mimi Cave on "FRESH"
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A review by Manuel São Bento
8.0
Written on February 21, 2022
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/fresh-spoiler-free-review-sundance-2022
"FRESH is an unforgettably shocking start to another Sundance Film Festival, holding all of the characteristics to end up as one of the absolute favorites.
Mimi Cave delivers an extraordinarily captivating, assertive directorial debut, taking Lauryn Kahn's original, gruesome screenplay to the next level. Sebastian Stan demonstrates his ludicrous range, while Daisy Edgar-Jones gives a breakthrough performance that may warrant a couple of awards by the end of the festival.
With an extremely engaging yet too quick first act, the viewers are immediately grabbed by the endearing love story that slowly builds up to a brutally impactful revelation, leading the movie into a rabbit hole of (in)tense, suspenseful, surprising developments.
The last twenty minutes are the definition of insanity."
Rating: A-
"FRESH is an unforgettably shocking start to another Sundance Film Festival, holding all of the characteristics to end up as one of the absolute favorites.
Mimi Cave delivers an extraordinarily captivating, assertive directorial debut, taking Lauryn Kahn's original, gruesome screenplay to the next level. Sebastian Stan demonstrates his ludicrous range, while Daisy Edgar-Jones gives a breakthrough performance that may warrant a couple of awards by the end of the festival.
With an extremely engaging yet too quick first act, the viewers are immediately grabbed by the endearing love story that slowly builds up to a brutally impactful revelation, leading the movie into a rabbit hole of (in)tense, suspenseful, surprising developments.
The last twenty minutes are the definition of insanity."
Rating: A-
