The Feast (Gwledd) - Welsh language horror film picks up great reviews

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The Feast is rife with conversations to be had about its themes and gross-out moments, inviting a discussion on the consequences of taking from the land and exceeding your reach. Cadi even feels like a guardian of the forest, positioning herself in the way of the family’s selfish intentions. Every moment is mesmerizing for one reason or another, and Jones never fumbles the execution. Whether it’s in the film’s gorgeous cinematography from Bjørn Ståle Bratberg, or the incredible sound design, every beat lends itself to the suspense and underlying terror. The Feast is one of those movies that is pointed in its message, haunting in its execution, and unnerving to watch unfold. A hypnotic, unforgettable experience that digs deep down and uncovers the dark heart of humanity – and then devours it.

SXSW 2021: The Feast is Grotesque, Hypnotic, and Unforgettable Horror

Lee Haven Jones's The Feast is a mesmerizing, haunting slow burn about the ills of capitalism and the consequences of exceeding your reach.

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‘The Feast’ Review: A Keen-Edged, Slow-Burn Welsh-Language Horror That Takes No Prisoners

A mysterious young woman helps serve dinner at a plush new-money family home in the Welsh countryside in this scathing modern folk-horror.

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SXSW Online 2021 - Film Review - The Feast

SXSW Online 2021 - Film Review - The Feast

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