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Director Discusses Folk Horror Film on Identity and Otherness

Originally published Jun 2, 2026

By Georg Szalai · The Hollywood Reporter — Movies

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  • The film is a folk horror allegory about otherness and queer identity.
  • It explores the randomness of being born different.
  • The film premiered at SXSW London.

Thanasis Neofotistos discusses his SXSW London debut, 'The Boy With the Light-Blue Eyes,' a folk horror allegory exploring otherness, queer identity, and the randomness of being born different. The film delves into themes of difference and societal rejection through a symbolic narrative.

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