Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- July 3, 2020 (6 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
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Emily MortimerKay

Bella HeathcoteSam

Robyn NevinEdna

Chris BuntonJamie

Steve RodgersConstable Mike Adler

Catherine GlavicicDoctor Stanley

Jeremy StanfordAlex
Christina O'NeillGrace
John BrowningNursing Home Man
Robin NorthoverElderly Man
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Natalie Erika JamesDirector & Writer
Christian WhiteWriter
Lynne Vincent McCarthyScript Editor
Angela Russo-OtstotExecutive Producer

Jake GyllenhaalProducer
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External reviews
‘Relic’ review: Oh Granny, what big knives you have!Family elder brings home some weirdness in a genuinely creepy thriller
Relic Is a Terrifying and Touching Allegory for Dementia: ReviewNatalie Erika James’ debut is an emotional journey not likely to be forgotten.
‘Relic’: Film ReviewEmily Mortimer, Robyn Nevin and Bella Heathcote play three generations of women whose family home is ruled by a sinister presence in Natalie Erika James' uns...
‘Relic’ Review: Emily Mortimer Conjures a Relentlessly Creepy Slice of Mother-Daughter Body HorrorEchoes of Cronenberg abound in Natalie Erika James' chilling feature debut that relies on allegory to serve up it scares.
RelicGreat horror movies are often built on guilt, and that’s the case with Relic.
RelicThe spectre of dementia haunts Emily Mortimer and Bella Heathcote in this taut Australian Gothic.
“Palm Springs” and the Comedy of EternityFollowing in the footsteps of “Groundhog Day,” Max Barbakow’s spirited film turns a wedding into Purgatory, with bumbling speeches and so-so canapé...





