Saltburn

Saltburn(2023)

R
11/16/2023 (US)Drama, Comedy, Thriller2h 11m
7.0

"We're all about to lose our minds."

Overview

Struggling to find his place at Oxford University, student Oliver Quick finds himself drawn into the world of the charming and aristocratic Felix Catton, who invites him to Saltburn, his eccentric family's sprawling estate, for a summer never to be forgotten.

Emerald Fennell

Writer

Emerald Fennell

Director

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Official UK Trailer

Official UK Trailer

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Official Teaser Trailer

Official Teaser Trailer

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Meeting Oliver's Family

Meeting Oliver's Family

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Mansion Tour

Mansion Tour

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Oliver Meets Felix

Oliver Meets Felix

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Oliver Meets Felix's Family

Oliver Meets Felix's Family

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Felix Invites Oliver Back Home

Felix Invites Oliver Back Home

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Behind The Cinematography

Behind The Cinematography

Behind the Scenes

Don’t ask us the color of anything.

Don’t ask us the color of anything.

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Felix Invites Oliver To Stay At Saltburn

Felix Invites Oliver To Stay At Saltburn

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'Saltburn' | Scene at The Academy

'Saltburn' | Scene at The Academy

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The Cast Reacts to Tweets

The Cast Reacts to Tweets

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Meet the Characters

Meet the Characters

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Oliver Is Introduced To Felix's Family

Oliver Is Introduced To Felix's Family

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'Saltburn' with Rosamund Pike, Josey McNamara, and Anthony Willis | Academy Conversations

'Saltburn' with Rosamund Pike, Josey McNamara, and Anthony Willis | Academy Conversations

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Coming to Prime Video

Coming to Prime Video

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“Suit of Armor” Official Clip

“Suit of Armor” Official Clip

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“Hot Summer” Official Clip

“Hot Summer” Official Clip

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“Why We Love Him” Official Clip

“Why We Love Him” Official Clip

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“First Family Meeting” – Official Clip

“First Family Meeting” – Official Clip

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“Found A Flat” - Official Clip

“Found A Flat” - Official Clip

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Official Clip

Official Clip

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Saltburn opens the 67th BFI London Film Festival

Saltburn opens the 67th BFI London Film Festival

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Teaser Drops Wednesday

Teaser Drops Wednesday

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A review by CinemaSerf
7.0

Written on October 8, 2023

I was quite nervous when I saw this. I was expecting a sort of hybrid of "Another Country" meets "Brideshead Revisited" as the story of "Ollie" (Barry Keoghan) and his aristocratic pal "Felix" (Jacob Elordi) unfolds. Both are at Oxford university, but the former man is very much a poor relation of his well-heeled contemporaries. One afternoon, though, he comes to the aid of "Felix" lending him his bike, and what now ensues is a friendship that sees the two gradually start to bond and for the latter to invite his new friend to his eponymous stately pile as a guest of his mother (Rosamund Pike) and father (Richard E. Grant). Tagging along throughout this experience is the slightly malevolent and jealous "Farleigh" (Archie Madekwe) as their summer vacillates from the hedonistic and enjoyable to the ghastly and tragic. It's a bit of a slow starter, but once we arrive at the ancestral pile the story starts to gather pace and "Ollie" proves to be quite adept at navigating - even manipulating - the frequently quite treacherous environment in which he finds himself. It is definitely too dialogue heavy, but Keoghan is good here and there is quite an effectively building degree of menace as we start to realise that maybe things aren't all quite what they seem. I found Madekwe also rather good as the odious hanger-on (only a posher one) and Carey Mulligan walks quite a characterful tightrope too. The photography and aesthetic of the film along with Anthony Willis's score all add a degree of richness to a story that isn't as derivative as I feared. I can't think it's a film I will remember in a few years, but it is well worth a watch as Mr Keoghan continues on his journey to what must be greater success.