Revenge

A young woman, Jen, travels to a secluded villa with her wealthy, older lover for a romantic getaway. Her paradise turns into a nightmare when, after her lover's abrupt departure, she is brutally attacked by his friends. Left for dead, Jen survives and embarks on a brutal and cathartic mission of vengeance against her assailants.

Revenge was met with generally positive reviews, particularly for its striking visuals, visceral action, and its feminist undertones. Critics often highlighted its bold stylistic choices and Matilda Lutz's performance, though some found the plot to be somewhat predictable or overly graphic.

• Praised for its visually arresting and hyper-stylized direction.

• Celebrated for its unflinching and brutal take on the revenge thriller genre.

• Matilda Lutz's committed and commanding performance was a frequent highlight.

Google audience: Audiences largely appreciated the film's stylish execution and its intense, action-packed narrative. Many viewers found the revenge aspect satisfying and enjoyed the strong visual aesthetic, though some noted the extreme violence.

Nominated for Best Director and Best Actress at the Saturn Awards.

Director Coralie Fargeat intentionally chose a vibrant, saturated color palette to contrast the film's brutal subject matter, aiming for a "psychedelic and operatic" feel.