
Reviews — Anniversary
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Martin Oaks
This is an unsettling film, a political thriller presented as a sort of cautionary tale about the potential downfall of democracy in America. It employs the unraveling of a privileged family’s life to represent a broader societal breakdown. Elisabeth plays a role within this narrative, and she's also responsible for "The Change," a burgeoning political force that champions a single-party system—promising stability…
Brent Marchant
It's unsettling how rapidly and subtly shifts in societal norms can occur, spanning numerous aspects of life. One day, things might feel peaceful and content, and the next, you could find yourself ostracized and under observation by an authoritarian, cult-like political movement—a situation many people may be able to connect with currently. This is essentially what happens to Ellen and Paul Taylor (played by Diane La…
Manuel São Bento
Anniversary proves to be an absorbing thriller that examines how a seemingly content family deteriorates into something harmful and ruinous because of differing political beliefs. The film features a talented ensemble cast, each giving performances that stick with you. Director Jan Komasa crafts a story that avoids predictability, offering impactful surprises and creating a sense of unease that stays present even …


