Sleepless Beauty is the newest horror movie by director Pavel Khvaleev. Here Mother of Movies looks at the Sleepless Beauty trailer and poster provided by the Epic Pictures Group in the lead-up to the movie’s release. It’s on VOD + Digital platforms from November 10, 2020. The psychological experiment-induced narrative can be watched on Blu-ray from, November 17, 2020. The story follows Mila (Polina Davydova.) Unaware of the surveillance that’s been tailing her, she finds herself kidnapped. Straightaway, Mila needs to figure out who or what her particularly intrusive abductors want. Voices speak to her through loudspeakers and, they bark rules. She must earn sleep by completing activities that become more violent and surreal as time blends into nothingness.
Mother of Movies has been given access to some of the latest movie stills and feature poster art. In addition, the trailer is here for you to watch. For a full review of this title, check this link.
Sleepless Beauty Trailer
Monomania Films Production and Epic Pictures Group
Sleep Experiments and Torture
Sleepless Beauty is a Russian-language horror movie. The original title is Ya ne splyu. Who doesn’t love a storyline with sleep experiments and torture right? Sure, they can be hit and miss but Mother of Movies is still excited.
Reviews from the film’s festival tour are mostly positive. More to the point, many are talking about just how raw the torture in the movie is. Subsequently, lovers of films that feature sleep experiments and torture, should get what they came for. What’s more, this horror movie’s softer side and a less is more approach will allow a wider audience to enjoy it.
Control is a State of Mind
Movie reviewer from Modern Myths said Sleepless Beauty had;
“Surreal and gruesome VR”
Daniel Warmoeskerken reporting from the Imagine Film Festival 2020
Afterward, you may need more violent movies: The Furies / Don’t F**k With Cats / Why Don’t You Just Die / The Stylist 2021
ScreenAnarchy review. They had this to say about the film;
“In the end, Sleepless Beauty is well-made, and doesn’t get over-the-top on gore.”
Reviewer Ard Vijn
Directed by Pavel Khvaleev.
- Written by Aleksandra Khvaleeva.
- Produced by Frank Ellrich, Georgiy Smirnov, and Elena Talyanksaya.
- Cinematography and editing by Khvaleev.
- A Monomania Films Production.
