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A woman is involuntarily committed to a mental institution where she is confronted by her greatest fear.
Dr Nostromo
Jun 4, 2026 · via TMDB
69/100 A stalking victim seeks counseling and inadvertently commits herself into a mental institution. The more she tries to convince them she's sane, the worse it gets. Then she starts seeing her stalker. This film works really well at placing the viewer in this situation and filling them with a sense of dread and despair. That feeling of helplessness is palpable as the situation becomes more complicated and dire. Of course, that's what makes the ending all the more rewarding, doesn't it? Well made film and Claire Foy is awesome. -- DrNostromo.com
Gimly
Aug 12, 2020 · via TMDB
Every time Claire Foy is not on the screen, the calibre of acting in _Unsane_ drops to laughable. I'm glad that Soderbergh is able to put together films for the seven-figure price range, but the fact of the matter is that the camera on an iPhone just isn't that good. It's decent enough to (in most scenes) get the visuals across, but never decent enough to not be a distraction. _Unsane's_ tale is relatively well told, but also something that's been done before, and considering the man in the director's chair, something that probably should have been done better too. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._
John Chard
Mar 27, 2019 · via TMDB
Divisive Dilemas. Have to be honest, I had no idea this was filmed on an iPhone 7 or that it was directed by Steven Soderbergh. I was stuck for something to watch on cable the other night and I liked the sound of the plot premise. So unburdened by expectation of a searing horror classic I settled in to see what unfolds. Plot has Claire Foy as Sawyer Valentini who inadvertently commits herself to a mental health institution. Once inside things being to unravel and the threat of her one time stalker now being even close to her opens up the book of terror - but is it real? Firstly you have to say that the mental health authorities must have had kittens when they saw this, much of what is on screen is utterly ridiculous and paints the system in a damning light. Secondly you really have to jump on board with the improbability of it all, this really is made for dramatic entertainment purpose and not as a viable horror of the real world. As a thriller it worked for me, the constant question of what is real or not keeps things on the slow burn. Either way, real or not, it's thought provoking enough to warrant staying till pics end. The psychological angle is pungent enough to say there's some thought in the writing, though this is undone by utter nonsense as things spiral into the impossible for the final quarter of film. Foy is good value up front and the fulcrum of it all, while elsewhere good work comes from Nate Hoffman and it's nice to see Juno Temple in a spicy role. Ultimately this is no blood letting horror picture, and certainly it's no One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Girl Interrupted etc etc. The iPhone experiment is a gimmick that works here due to the confines of the location for story, but as a genre piece of worth it is unlikely to have legs. However, even though I enjoyed this as a one time only viewing experience, I perfectly understand why it has become divisive. So for those who haven't seen it yet then it is advised you understand this is no terrifying thrill a minute piece. It's tricky to recommend with any sort of confidence, and thus I feel the internet ratings of about 6.5/10 is just about right. 6.5/10
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Claire Foy
Sawyer Valentini
Joshua Leonard
David Strine
Jay Pharoah
Nate Hoffman
Juno Temple
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Aimee Mullins
Ashley Brighterhouse
Amy Irving
Angela Valentini
Sarah Stiles
Jill
Marc Kudisch
Bank Manager
Colin Woodell
Mark
Myra Lucretia Taylor
Counselor
Lynda Mauze
Dolores
Zach Cherry
Dennis
Polly McKie
Nurse Boles
Raúl Castillo
Jacob
Michael Mihm
Steve
Robert Kelly
Steve's Partner
Natalie Gold
Female Patient
Sol Marina Crespo
Female Patient
Will Brill
Male Patient
Steven Maier
Male Patient
Matthew R. Staley
Medical Technician
Emily Happe
Friendly Nurse
Gibson Frazier
Dr. Hawthorne
Erin Wilhelmi
Hayley
Matt Damon
Detective Ferguson
Erika Rolfsrud
Medical Examiner
Lance Coughlin
Police Officer (uncredited)
Kevin Dean O'Connor
George Shaw (uncredited)
Ursula Triplett
Arresting Police Officer (uncredited)
April Lasky
Production Design
Steven Soderbergh
Director of Photography
Ashley Pynn
Stunt Double
Matthew R. Staley
Stunts
Gregory Jacobs
Thanks
Michael Polaire
Thanks
Steven Soderbergh
Director
Corey Bayes
Associate Editor
Nat Jencks
Colorist
Steven Soderbergh
Editor
Bruce Winant
ADR Voice Casting
Dann Fink
ADR Voice Casting
Carmen Cuba
Casting
Corey Bayes
Co-Producer
Arnon Milchan
Executive Producer
Dan Fellman
Executive Producer
Ken Meyer
Executive Producer
Joseph Malloch
Producer
Joseph Malloch
Unit Production Manager
Ian Cymore
ADR Editor
James Greer
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