Film • Sep 3, 2021
The Innocents
- Status
- Released
- Release
- September 3, 2021 (4 years ago)
- Alias
- De uskyldige
- Language
- Norwegian
- Runtime
- 1h 57m
- Themes
- Supernatural Horror
- Origin
- Denmark, Finland, France, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom
Cast
Rakel Lenora FløttumIda
Alva Brynsmo RamstadAnna
Sam AshrafBen
Mina Yasmin Bremseth AsheimAisha
Ellen Dorrit PetersenIda and Anna's Mother
Morten SvartveitIda and Anna's Father
Kadra YusufAisha's Mother
Lisa TønneBen's Mother
Irina Eidsvold TøienDoctor
Marius KolbenstvedtMan with Stone
Kim Atle HansenMan at Door
Nor Erik Vaagland Torgersen14-year-old Boy
Birgit NordbyWoman on Bridge
Kjersti PaulsenWoman with Umbrella
Markus RossåLove Couple
Scores
- Average Score
- 71%
FilmAffinity
- 66%
IMDb
- 70%
Letterboxd
- 72%
Metacritic
- 74%
Rotten Tomatoes
- 73%
Levels
- Sex & Nudity
- None >
- Violence
- High >
- Profanity
- Low >
- Algohol & Drugs
- None >
- Fright & Intensity
- High >
Reviews
AV ClubThe Innocents finds horror in super-powered children
The Arizona RepublicA parent's nightmare: 'The Innocents' movie explores the casual cruelty of childhood
Meagan Navarro‘The Innocents’ Review – A Provocative and Disturbing Moral Fable of Superpowered Innocence
A.A. DowdThe Innocents review: A wan killer-kid thriller
Leslie Felperin‘The Innocents’: Film Review
Christian Zilko‘The Innocents’ Review: A Reminder That Creepy, Murdering Kids Are Still Just Kids
The Irish TimesThe Innocents: Be very afraid of the children
Los Angeles TimesReview: Supernatural horror arises from subconscious trauma in 'The Innocents'
MashableIf you watch one horror movie this week about a telekinetic kid, make it 'The Innocents'
The Mercury NewsWhat to watch: ‘Happening’ an unsettling glimpse at post-Roe world
Roger EbertThe Innocents movie review & film summary (2022)
Screen‘The Innocents’: Cannes Review
Paul ByrnesDaring, confronting horror story is one of the best films of 2022
Robert Abele'The Innocents' Film Review: Chilling Norwegian Thriller Gives Lonely Kids Supernatural Powers
Jessica Kiang‘The Innocents’ Review: Beautifully Creepy Fable About Kids With Powers