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Anna Biller Returns With Medieval Thriller 'The Face of Horror' at TIFF

The director's new technicolor film, which updates a classic ghost story with medieval themes of betrayal and vengeance, premieres at the Toronto Film Festival.

3 publishers · 4 articles · first seen 10 Sept 2026 · updated 44d ago

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3 publishers have covered this in 4 articles since 10 Sept 2026. Variety published first, on 10 September at 14:00 UTC; IndieWire followed 40h 00m later. The most recent article, from Features – IndieWire, appeared on 13 September at 19:33 UTC.

Outlets reporting it: Variety (major outlet), Features – IndieWire, Deadline.

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  1. VarietyAnna Biller on ‘The Love Witch’ Follow-Up ‘The Face of Horror’ and Her Issues With ‘Obsession’: ‘The Male Point of View Is Always Going to Sell Better’ (EXCLUSIVE)
  2. IndieWire‘The Face of Horror’ Review: Anna Biller Brings Her Brand of Technicolor Feminism to a Tale of Chivalry (or Lack Thereof)
  3. Deadline‘The Face of Horror’ Review: Anna Biller’s Medieval Ghost Story Is A Technicolor Fever Dream Of Love, Betrayal & Vengeance — Toronto Film Festival
  4. Features – IndieWireWhy Do Men Keep Telling Anna Biller She’s ‘Camp’?

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  1. Anna Biller on ‘The Love Witch’ Follow-Up ‘The Face of Horror’ and Her Issues With ‘Obsession’: ‘The Male Point of View Is Always Going to Sell Better’ (EXCLUSIVE) Variety ·
  2. Why Do Men Keep Telling Anna Biller She’s ‘Camp’? Features – IndieWire
  3. ‘The Face of Horror’ Review: Anna Biller’s Medieval Ghost Story Is A Technicolor Fever Dream Of Love, Betrayal & Vengeance — Toronto Film Festival Deadline
  4. ‘The Face of Horror’ Review: Anna Biller Brings Her Brand of Technicolor Feminism to a Tale of Chivalry (or Lack Thereof) IndieWire

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