Brush Your Teeth

In a surreal, stylized world where people are terrified of cavities, a hygiene-obsessed mother attempts to maintain her family's perfect dental health amidst a chaotic and bizarre upbringing. As the characters navigate their daily routines, the film delves into themes of conformity, parental anxiety, and the absurdity of societal obsessions, leading to an increasingly unsettling and darkly comedic experience.

Brush Your Teeth garnered a cult following for its unique, absurdist, and unsettling approach to comedy and horror. While its avant-garde style and peculiar premise divided some viewers, critics largely praised its originality, bold execution, and unsettling atmosphere, highlighting its memorable imagery and dark humor.

• Praised for its unique and unsettling blend of comedy and horror.

• Noted for its highly stylized visuals and absurdist premise.

• The film's commitment to its bizarre world-building was a common point of discussion.

Google audience: Audience reception for 'Brush Your Teeth' is difficult to ascertain through typical aggregated reviews, as its niche and experimental nature did not lead to widespread discussion on general audience platforms.

Screened at various film festivals including Fantastic Fest.

The film was inspired by the directors' own anxieties about dental hygiene and the often bizarre ways people try to instill good habits in children.