The Babadook
(dir. Jennifer Kent, 2014)
 
A single mother, plagued by the violent death of her husband, battles with her agitated son’s fear of a monster from a book named the ‘The Babadook’, that he believes is lurking in the house. She soon discovers a sinister presence all around her. Horror as a genre has long facilitated some of the most deeply felt renderings of loss in cinema. With her acclaimed film, The Babadook, director Jennifer Kent picked up this mantle with a chilling treatise on the many shapes grief can take, and the battle that is motherhood. A modern horror classic.
 
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