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Let the Right One In
Oscar, 12, lives with his mother on the outskirts of Sweden, where he begins to reveal his new neighbor, Elly, a mysterious and troubled girl. Oscar and Eli begin their lives through a strong friendship at first, but soon form a close bond between them reaching the stage of interconnected love. After the time, Oscar discovered that she was not a normal girl and that she looked turbulent and violent. The disaster comes when Elie shares her dark dark mystery with Oscar and reveals the disaster of her association with a series of endless murders.
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January 4, 1962 in Stockholm, Sweden
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October 07, 2013
Alfredson's light touch adds soulful delicacy and a certain ambiguity to the proceedings, making this a horror movie more likely to prompt tears than screams.June 02, 2011
One of the best foreign language films of the yearSeptember 29, 2012
Let the Right One In eschews all the crap that has plagued vampire films for years. This is a dark, serious and twisted film.October 06, 2015
A strange, stunning and surprisingly sweet Swedish film about childhood friendship and first love.October 07, 2013
Pre-adolescent angst has rarely been as eerie or unsettlingly honest as it is in director Tomas Alfredson's stylish, psychologically complex tale,July 06, 2010
Calling to mind the work of Anne Rice and Stephen King, atmospheric adaptation of Swedish author John Ajvide Lindqvist's bestseller is well directed by his countryman Tomas Alfredson.October 14, 2014
A smart and beautifully realized feature from Sweden.October 07, 2013
Sinister but gorgeous and compelling.April 09, 2009
This bruised and brilliant fairy tale is one of the year's true originals.January 23, 2009
An American remake seems inevitable, but it will be hard to re-create the haunting spell cast by this wonderfully strange film about being young and going steady with a monster.July 06, 2010
Lovelier than most bloodsucker flicks, but it doesn't quite transcend its well-chewed genre.October 07, 2013
A remarkably moving horror tale, about a pale, bullied twelve-year-old boy (Kåre Hedebrant) and his first love (Lina Leandersson), who happens to be a vampire.