Synopsis
There is enchantment in the light.
Two lighthouse keepers try to maintain their sanity while living on a remote and mysterious New England island in the 1890s.
The Lighthouse
2019 Directed by Robert Eggers
Cast
Director
Producers
Lourenço Sant'Anna Rodrigo Teixeira Robert Eggers Jeffrey Penman Jay Van Hoy Michael Volpe Youree Henley Sam Hanson Shauna Hatt Georgina Neville
Writers
Original Writer
Casting
Editor
Cinematography
Assistant Directors
Executive Producers
Josh Peters Yariv Milchan Arnon Milchan Michael Schaefer Chris Columbus Eleanor Columbus Caito Ortiz Alan Terpins Isaac Ericson Rodrigo Gutiérrez Sophie Mas
Lighting
Production Design
Art Direction
Set Decoration
Special Effects
Visual Effects
Title Design
Stunts
Composer
Sound
Damian Volpe Mariusz Glabinski Robert Fernandez Alexander Rosborough Chelsea Body Filipe Messeder Andy Malcolm Davi Aquino Goro Koyama Kevin Schultz Jack Heeren
Costume Design
Makeup
Hairstyling
Studios
Countries
Language
Alternative Titles
Светионик, 라이트하우스, 더 라이트하우스, A Világítótorony, El faro, Dəniz Fənəri, Фарът, Der Leuchtturm, 燈塔, Маяк, O Farol, 灯塔, Le phare, Maják, El Faro, A világítótorony, Lighthouse, Ο Φάρος, Deniz Feneri, המגדלור, Farul, เดอะ ไลท์เฮาส์, შუქურა, Ngọn Hải Đăng, ライトハウス, Švyturys, Bāka, المنارة, Svjetionik, الفنار, लाइटहाउस, Majakas
Genres
Themes
Horror, the undead and monster classics Intense violence and sexual transgression Humanity and the world around us Dreamlike, quirky, and surreal storytelling Terrifying, haunted, and supernatural horror Gothic and eerie haunting horror Surreal and thought-provoking visions of life and death Twisted dark psychological thriller Show All…
Releases by Date
Premiere
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France
Cannes Director's Fortnight
07 Sep 2019
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Canada
Toronto International Film Festival
05 Oct 2019
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UK
BFI London Film Festival
24 Jan 2020
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AustraliaMA 15+
Theatrical limited
30 Jan 2020
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SingaporeM18
06 Feb 2020
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AustraliaMA 15+
Theatrical
18 Oct 2019
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Indonesia
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USAR
15 Nov 2019
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FinlandK-16
16 Nov 2019
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Estonia
22 Nov 2019
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Sweden15
28 Nov 2019
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Germany16
18 Dec 2019
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France12
02 Jan 2020
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Brazil16
10 Jan 2020
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Spain16
16 Jan 2020
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Russian Federation18+
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Thailand15
30 Jan 2020
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GreeceΚ-18
31 Jan 2020
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Ireland16
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UK15
13 Feb 2020
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PortugalM/16
27 Feb 2020
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Netherlands
09 Jul 2021
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Japan
Digital
20 Dec 2019
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USAR
27 Mar 2020
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Germany16
20 Apr 2020
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Russian Federation18+
19 May 2020
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Italy
Physical
07 Jan 2020
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USAR
13 Mar 2020
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South Korea18
09 Apr 2020
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Germany16
17 Jul 2020
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Greece
Releases by Country
Australia
24 Jan 2020
- PremiereMA 15+
06 Feb 2020
- Theatrical limitedMA 15+
Brazil
02 Jan 2020
- Theatrical16
Canada
07 Sep 2019
- Premiere Toronto International Film Festival
Estonia
16 Nov 2019
- Theatrical Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
Finland
15 Nov 2019
- TheatricalK-16
France
19 May 2019
- Premiere Cannes Director's Fortnight
18 Dec 2019
- Theatrical12
Germany
28 Nov 2019
- Theatrical16
27 Mar 2020
- Digital16
09 Apr 2020
- Physical16
Greece
30 Jan 2020
- TheatricalΚ-18
17 Jul 2020
- Physical DVD
Indonesia
18 Oct 2019
- Theatrical
Ireland
31 Jan 2020
- Theatrical16
Italy
19 May 2020
- Digital
Japan
09 Jul 2021
- Theatrical
Netherlands
27 Feb 2020
- Theatrical
Portugal
13 Feb 2020
- TheatricalM/16
Russian Federation
16 Jan 2020
- Theatrical18+ «UPI»
20 Apr 2020
- Digital18+ «Universal»
Singapore
30 Jan 2020
- Theatrical limitedM18
South Korea
13 Mar 2020
- Physical18
Spain
10 Jan 2020
- Theatrical16
Sweden
22 Nov 2019
- Theatrical15
Thailand
16 Jan 2020
- Theatrical15
UK
05 Oct 2019
- Premiere BFI London Film Festival
31 Jan 2020
- Theatrical15
USA
18 Oct 2019
- TheatricalR
20 Dec 2019
- DigitalR
07 Jan 2020
- PhysicalR
Popular reviews
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idiots will call this a staggering retelling of the myth of prometheus through the eyes of the american laborer, the fire of the gods becoming success under capitalism, an unattainable fiction that drives men to maddened violence in their pursuit
geniuses will understand that this is a movie about getting drunk and almost kissing ur homie and then getting even drunker and tenderly holding each other as you drift off to sleep
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dinner with papaw tonight...❤️ he made 12 lobsters for all 6 wickies and only one showed. 😢 love him
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Robert Eggers drenched in sweat running to his desk, scratching down quickly in his notebook only this:
mussy (mermaid pussy) -
thomas: yer fond of me lobster ain’t ye??? 😢
winslow: are ye in the right headspace to receive information that could possibly hurt ye
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filthy and delicious. a swirling maelstrom of horrific rage and loneliness and repression and repulsion and secrets and piss and phalluses and greek tragedy and unrelenting, all-consuming, inescapable horniness.
toppled head over mermaid tail in love with this one in the first few minutes and never once wanted it to end, which is that rare and divine feeling i’m constantly hoping for when the theater lights dim. cannot wait to watch it with subtitles so i can understand a single line of dialogue <3
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the way willem dafoe spends five minutes cursing robert pattinson bc he keeps saying he doesnt like his cooking.... cinema!
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It was clear the moment both actors appeared on the screen that this was going to be something special. To put it simply, this is the result of everyone behind the film being on the same page and doing their absolute best. It’s not something where I can pick my favorite aspect, it’s all overwhelmingly good. It was clear throughout the film that this was not the end of this experience, with sounds and images so specific and beautiful that I don’t see them leaving my head anytime soon.
It was clear the moment the credits rolled that this is going to go down as a classic. The campaign to get both Pattinson and Dafoe an Oscar starts now. -
I’m so glad we finally got a live-action remake of the Spongebob episode where Spongebob and Squidward take the night shift at the Krusty Krab and confront the Hash-Slinging Slasher
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