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Rating: 7/10 (5 August 2019)

With this second film, the director Ari Aster becomes a specialist of films that strongly disturb the audience via subtly-glaucous atmospheres.
While Dani (Florence Pugh) comes out of a particularly tragic event, her boyfriend Christian (Jack Reynor) will propose to her, while they were in a phase of rupture, to accompany him to a nine-day festival that takes place once every 90 years, around the summer solstice, in an isolated Swedish village. The trip was suggested by his friend Pelle (Vilhelm Blomgren) a native from the said village. The two other friends, Josh (William Jackson Harper) and Mark (Will Poulter), are also part of the trip. But what begins as a carefree holiday will quickly take a far more ominous and disturbing turn, the villagers being all members of the same sect with radical and even barbaric traditions.
Even if the script is radically different, Midsommar (2019) looks a bit like The Shining (1980) with its slow but ineluctable descent into hell. 7/8 of 10.