July 2025 – “What if your mind became the most dangerous place on Earth?”
A24 and Searchlight Pictures have unveiled the disturbing teaser trailer for Repulsion (2025), a modern reimagining of Roman Polanski’s 1965 psychological horror classic. Directed by Rose Glass (Saint Maud) and starring Florence Pugh, the film dives deep into isolation, trauma, and the horrifying breakdown of reality from within.
🧠 Plot Overview
Set in present-day London, Repulsion follows Caroline Ledoux (Florence Pugh), a quiet, emotionally withdrawn manicurist living with her sister in a decaying apartment. When her sister leaves for a two-week trip, Caroline’s world begins to fracture — haunted by hallucinations, distorted sounds, and the echo of past abuse.
As the walls close in and her grip on reality shatters, Caroline spirals into a violent psychosis, culminating in an unrelenting crescendo of dread, disorientation, and psychological horror.
🎬 Cast & Crew
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Florence Pugh as Caroline Ledoux
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Vanessa Kirby as Helen (Caroline’s sister)
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Barry Keoghan as Colin (obsessed suitor)
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Michael Fassbender as the landlord
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Directed by: Rose Glass
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Written by: Rose Glass & Alice Birch (The Wonder)
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Produced by: A24 & Searchlight Pictures
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Music by: Mica Levi (Under the Skin)
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Cinematography by: Natasha Braier (The Neon Demon)
🎥 Teaser Trailer Highlights
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A ticking clock echoes louder and louder in an empty apartment.
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Florence Pugh stands frozen in front of a mirror, her reflection delayed and staring back independently.
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Cracks forming across the walls like veins.
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A dreamlike sequence: a hand reaches out from inside the hallway wall.
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Final shot: Pugh curled on the bathroom floor as the camera slowly rotates upside down.
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Whispered voiceover: “I didn’t lock the door. I locked myself in.”
📅 Release Date
Repulsion (2025) will premiere at the Venice Film Festival before its theatrical release on October 10, 2025, followed by streaming on Hulu and Disney+ (Star) internationally.
Tagline: “Some minds were never meant to be left alone.”
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