Meredith Borders reviewed the horror film Sator at the Telluride Horror Show last October, you may recall, awarding the film 3.5/5 stars and calling it “a dark and strange singular vision.”
Meredith also wrote in her review, “It’s scary and sleepy and utterly strange, a dusky little dream of a film that no one on earth could make but Jordan Graham. Can we say that about most films, that only one person alive could make them? That uncommon, unrepeatable vision is what gives Sator its dark magic.”
The film, written/directed/edited and produced by Graham, has just been acquired for North American release. Variety reports that 1091 Pictures will release it here in the States.
Variety details, “In the film a demon known as Sator observes an intimate family secluded in the woods. Graham’s own grandmother, June Peterson, now passed, recounts her real personal history with the mysterious entity on-screen alongside newcomers Michael Daniel, Aurora Lowe, Gabriel Nicholson and Rachel Johnson.”
source https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3625757/festival-horror-film-sator-picked-1091-pictures-north-american-release/
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