Nanny is a disturbing exploration of the "American Dream," dismantling it with impressive skill. The acting stands out across the board; Anna Diop delivers a particularly captivating performance, truly dominating the screen. Her portrayal was remarkable, demonstrating a wide range and bringing necessary depth to her character. While there are horror aspects present, the film primarily functions as a psychological thr…

Nikyatu Jusu's first film, _Nanny_, is an odd offering. The acting isn’t bad, but Aisha’s time in America comes across as a frustrating search with a disappointing payoff. It's hard to say what the movie is trying to convey beyond abandoning your family and rebuilding your life entirely somewhere new. Ultimately, it seems like a frivolous journey into dreamlike absurdity.

The film *Nanny* presents an interesting narrative centered on motherhood that should resonate with many immigrants. Anna Diop gives what seems like her finest performance, holding the viewer’s attention in a captivating way. The limited setting is beautifully captured through Rina Yang's striking cinematography; however, the supernatural aspects, while present, feel overused and become burdensome as the movie pro…