BFI At Home | Saint Maud director Rose Glass, in conversation with Alice Lowe

Director Rose Glass talks to fellow horror queen Alice Lowe (Prevenge) about her remarkable feature film debut, the genuinely frightening and nerve-shredding psychological horror Saint Maud.
In Saint Maud, a devout and reclusive nurse believes that God has given her a special mission when she’s assigned to look after a hedonistic and embittered ex-dancer living in an eerie gothic house on the coast.
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Saint Maud was supported through development and production by the BFI, using funds from the National Lottery. Written and directed by Rose Glass, Saint Maud was produced by BFI Vision Awardee Oliver Kassman
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[@a.t.3192]

One of the best horror films ever made. Best directorial debut I've ever seen. Along with Rob Eggers, Ari Aster and Jennifer Kent, Rose Glass is among the best new arthouse horror filmmakers.

[@Carboxylated]

The film was an ethereal journey into the psyche. I loved the dynamic between Amanda and Maud, it was quite unique and it's not seen very much on screen. The sound design in combination with the cinematography from Ben Fordesman made for a nauseous yet "can't stop watching" type of feeling. A very haunting fill that leaves re-watchability very high. Exceptional work Rose Glass as well as the performances from Morfydd Clark and Jennifer Ehle were outstanding. Cannot wait to see what projects evolve from this.

[@MF-CLIMB]

Superb film, a true British psychological horror. This was very much about loneliness and psychosis in beautiful Scarborough.

[@forlaithsaxton7554]

Two fantastic filmmakers

[@richardmike9945]

Wow