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Midsommar
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Midsommar

2019

Let the festivities begin.

Directed by Ari Aster

User Rating

4.0
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Intensity

3.4
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6 ratings
In 6 lists

Several friends travel to Sweden to study as anthropologists a summer festival that is held every ninety years in the remote hometown of one of them. What begins as a dream vacation in a place where the sun never sets, gradually turns into a dark nightmare as the mysterious inhabitants invite them to participate in their disturbing festive activities.

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Director
Ari Aster
Written by
Ari Aster
Composer
Bobby Krlic
Cinematographer
Pawel Pogorzelski
Sound Designer
Ruy García
Origin country
United States
Production countries
Sweden, United States
Runtime
2h 27m
Language
English
Rating
R
Also known as
Midsommar: Director's Cut, Midsummer
TMDB
7.1/10 (8,388 votes)
Rotten Tomatoes
83% Fresh
Metacritic
72/100
IMDb
7.1/10 (499,982 votes)
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Released July 3, 2019·$9,000,000 budget·$48,498,408 revenue

Awards

  • WonFangoria Chainsaw Award— Best Wide Release Film(2020)
  • NominatedBram Stoker Award— Best Screenplay(2020)
  • NominatedSaturn Award— Best Horror Film(2020)

Cast

Crew

Ari Aster

Ari Aster

Director

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Beau Ferris

Producer

Lars Knudsen

Lars Knudsen

Producer

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Patrik Andersson

Producer

Bobby Krlic

Bobby Krlic

Original Music Composer

Pawel Pogorzelski

Pawel Pogorzelski

Director of Photography

Lucian Johnston

Lucian Johnston

Editor

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Henrik Svensson

Production Design

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Ben Rimmer

Executive Producer

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Fredrik Heinig

Executive Producer

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Pelle Nilsson

Executive Producer

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Philip Westgren

Executive Producer

Score

Bobby Krlic

Midsommar (Original Motion Picture Score)

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Podcasts

The Evolution of Horror — Midsommar (2019)

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