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The Ugly Stepsister (2025) là một bộ phim kinh dị lấy cảm hứng từ câu chuyện Cinderella, nhưng với góc nhìn đen tối và sâu sắc hơn. Phim xoay quanh Elvira, cô gái luôn bị xem là xấu xí và sống dưới cái bóng của người chị kế xinh đẹp Agnes. Khi mẹ kế Rebekka tìm cách lợi dụng con gái để đạt được quyền lực, Elvira bị ép phải thay đổi ngoại hình bằng những phương pháp tàn nhẫn. Trong cuộc đấu tranh giành sự chú ý của Hoàng tử Julian, cô trở nên ám ảnh với sắc đẹp, dần mất đi bản chất và bị cuốn vào những góc khuất của tham vọng.
Thông tin sản xuất
March 7, 2025
Ngày phát hành
$4,250,000
Ngân sách
$5,325,096
Doanh thu
Truy cập website
Website chính thức
Denmark
Region (DK)
Norway
Region (NO)
Poland
Region (PL)
Sweden
Region (SE)

Mer Film
NO

Lava Films
PL

MOTOR
DK

Scanbox Production
DK

Zentropa International Sweden
SE
Mediefondet Zefyr
NO

Film i Väst
SE
Đạo diễn
Emilie Blichfeldt
Male
Diễn viên
Lea Myren
Elvira
Ane Dahl Torp
Rebekka
Thea Sofie Loch Næss
Agnes
Flo Fagerli
Alma
Isac Calmroth
Prince Julian
Malte Gårdinger
Isak
Ralph Carlsson
Otto
Cecilia Forss
Sophie von Kronenberg
Katarzyna Herman
Madam Vanja
Adam Lundgren
Dr. Esthétique
Willy Ramnek Petri
Frederik von Bluckfish
Kyrre Hellum
Jan
Isac Aspberg
Finsmakeren
Albin Weidenbladh
Alteteren
Oksana Czerkasyna
Kokk
Richard Forsgren
Hovmester
Paweł Janyst
Bankmann
Agnieszka Żulewska
Agnes's Mother
Staffan Kolhammar
Budbringer
Philip Lenkowsky
Baron Von Bluckfish
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Now I don’t suppose you’d have kicked “Prince Julian” (Isac Calmroth) out of bed for eating herring, but right from the start this apple of everyone’s eye looks distinctly dull! I’m not sure that the besotted “Elvira” (Lea Myren) realised that when she embarked on quite a tortuous make-over to turn her chubby and buck-toothed body into something that might turn the head of this royal highness, but needs must when the debt collectors are circling. This is probably the most grotesque take on the “Cinderella” story you are ever like to see, as it pretty graphically shows the life of this young girl, her stepsister, her mother and her downright cruel Svengali who thinks nothing of stitching her eyelids on or rearranging her teeth - without, of course, any anaesthetic. Where this also drifts away from the more traditional approach is the venality of the whole thing. “Elvira” is certainly a victim of greed, but it’s more a sort of uneducated and vulgar kind from her guardian rather than anything more spiteful or hateful. Moot point? Well, not really as in the end it is actually quite difficult to actually loathe this family desperate to climb the silky pole. I almost felt sorry for all of them. It’s gory, there’s a fair smattering of sex and our princeling can even turn his hand to poetry - though not the stuff that Yeats might have to worry about. The production has been eerily and effectively crafted with plenty of detail in the settings and costumes, and the overall message of style over substance and social and sexual conformity is writ large throughout. It turns out that there are more ways than one to get your foot in that slipper, and not all of this will be for the squeamish. I enjoyed this dark, occasionally comedic and poignant look at just what we’ll do to for love, lust and lucre.

Fairytale body-horror This is a GRIM take on Cinderella, and very very ... ew. Not for the feint of heart, but if you came for the bodyhorror then you shall not be disappointed. The setting for this is lovely, the acting appropriate, the direction works, and the score is messing with you constantly. All and all this is a great adaptation, and shows a very dark side to this tale. Well worth a watch!