'In My Mother’s Skin' is a beautiful and brutal work of historical horror with visuals that will echo through your mind, and a descent into darkness that will swallow you whole. Our Sundance2023 review:
Once you’ve seen enough horror films, it takes a lot to get under your skin. They can fall into familiar patterns and, even when competently made, become doomed by how derivative they are. Yet, even after taking in all the bodily fluids of Infinity Pool or the fleshy fun of Birth/Rebirth, it is joyous that another festival film like In My Mother’s Skin can pull you into its own dark world.
When it comes to the precise machinations of the plot, it is better to know little about the exact nature of this destruction to preserve the full weight of the experience. Suffice to say, the sickness is initially a familiar one that takes hold of Tala’s mother. When she subsequently acts on the advice of the fairy to do what she thinks is saving her, she brings about something infinitely worse.
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