- 67%
- 64%
- 65%
- 75%
- Type
- Film
- Status
- Released
- Release
- October 26, 2018 (5 years ago)
- Language
- English
- Origin
- Italy · United States
- Genres
- Arthouse Horror
- Runtime
- 2h 32m
Dakota JohnsonSusie Bannion / Naomi Bannion
Tilda SwintonMadame Blanc / Helena Markos / Dr. Klemperer
Mia GothSara Simms
Angela WinklerMiss Tanner
Ingrid CavenMiss Vendegast
Chloë Grace MoretzPatricia Hingle
Elena FokinaOlga Ivanova
Sylvie TestudMiss Griffith
Renée SoutendijkMiss Huller
Christine LeboutteMiss Balfour
Małgorzata BelaSusie's Mother / Death
Fabrizia SacchiPavla
Jessica HarperAnke Meier
Jessica BatutMiss Mandel
Alek WekMiss Millius
Vincenza ModicaMiss Marks
Vanda CaprioloAlberta
Brigitte CuvelierMiss Kaplitt
Gala MoodyCaroline
Anne-Lise BreversSonia
Sara SguottiDoll
Halla ThordardottirMascia
Olivia AnconaMarketa
Marjolaine UscottiMiss Daniels
Sharon CampbellMiss Martincin
Elfriede HockMiss Mauceri
Iaia FerriJudith
Clémentine HoudartMiss Boutaher
Charo CalvoMiss Killen
Stephanie McMannSiobhan
Majon van der SchotJanine
Maria BregianniSadie
Josepha MadokiLiza Jane
Navala ChaudhariMarianne
Karina El AmraniHermione
Doris HickFrau Sesame
Mikael OlssonAgent Glockner
Fred KelemenAgent Albrecht
Greta BohacekYoung Susie
Joel-Dennis BienstockMennonite Priest
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