Get Out

Year

2017

Duration

104 minutes

Genres

Drama, Horror

Language

English

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Synopsis

Chris and his girlfriend Rose are all set to visit her parents as a couple for the first time, even if he has reservations that he, as a Black man, will be judged by her family. Rose admits to her parents’ clumsiness, but refutes any suggestions of racism. Whilst his fears appear to be initially allayed, there is a mysterious edge to the family estate – as well as strange behaviour from its inhabitants – which soon turns sinister. Get Out is all-at-once consistently comedic, a razor-sharp satire about racial identity, and a twisty, suspenseful horror full of menace and intrigue.

Director/s

Jordan Peele

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Strong violence, gore, sex references, language.

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Comedy Genius: Secondary

Activities to support engagement, debate and reflection for secondary titles within the Comedy Genius strand of the Into Film Festival.

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Get Out: Film Guide

Anti-Slavery Day, 18 Oct

A film guide that looks at Get Out (2017), exploring its key topics and themes through informal discussion.

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No Borders, No Boundaries Secondary

Activities to support engagement, debate and reflection alongside a screening from the No Borders, No Boundaries strand of the festival.

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Get Out

Year

Duration

Genres

Language

Member rating

Leader rating

Synopsis

Director/s

Cast (in alphabetical order)

Classification

Resources To Use With This Film

Comedy Genius: Secondary

Get Out: Film Guide

Anti-Slavery Day, 18 Oct

No Borders, No Boundaries Secondary