Teenager Owen is just trying to make it through life in the suburbs when his classmate introduces him to a mysterious late-night TV show — a vision of a supernatural world beneath their own. In the pale glow of the television, Owen’s view of reality begins to crack.

Runtime: 100m • PG-13

PRAISE FOR I SAW THE TV GLOW

Seattle International Film Festival: Winner – Seattle Film Critics Society Feature Film Award
Champs-Élysées Film Festival: Winner – Audience Award Best American Feature Film
SXSW Film Festival: Nominated, Audience Award Festival Favorite
Berlin International Film Festival: Nominated – Best Feature Film, Audience Award Feature Film

“Director Jane Schoenbrun blurs the lines between reality and fantasy with an intoxicating, Lynchian flair.” -Washington Post

“This is, in many ways, the ultimate love letter to the analog age, with perfect timing as so many Gen Xers and Millennials are looking back at the white noise they came from.” -Film Threat

“Schoenbrun’s millennial ‘Videodrome’ interrogates not just the roles screens play in our lives but the roles we play while projecting ourselves onto them.” -WBUR

“Glow” blends the real and the surreal in a neon-drenched nightmare that leaves a trail of thematic breadcrumbs for its audience.” -USA Today

“A mystery where the answers are inside the main character, they just don’t know where to look — a movie that’s a bit hard to unlock on first viewing. Yet once the full scope of the story becomes clear, its themes have a powerful impact on the viewer.” -Consequence