REVIEW: Jane Schoenbrun’s “Camp Miasma” is a film that combats teenage shame in an age of purity culture
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One of the films that made the most ink run in Cannes, Adolescence, Sex and Death at Jane Schoenbrun's Camp Miasma, is meta terror that does not survive the hype ADOLESCENCE, SEX AND DEATH AT THE MYSMA OF Jane Schoenbrun ★★
Jane Schoenbrun's latest film, a master of queer horror, is a love letter to the slasher genre that nevertheless doesn't skimp on criticism – and talks about sex much more seriously than one might have expected.
Trauma is the place where movies are born. What a surprise, Jane Schoenbrun and Adolescence, Sex and Death in Camp Miasma! Meditational terror. Construction and confessions of a transgender identity.
REVIEW: Jane Schoenbrun’s “Camp Miasma” is a film that combats teenage shame in an age of purity culture
On Aug. 7, 2026, nonbinary indie filmmaker, Jane Schoenbrun’s, third film, “Camp Miasma” was released in theaters, distributed by MUBI. This film stars Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder as its leads. Artist Alex G composed the film’s mystical soundtrack, as he’s done for Schoenbrun’s two prior movies . The two women, Kris (Einbinder), and her elder, Billy Presley (Anderson), meet after Kris is given the responsibility of making a film based …
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