TIFF Diaries, Episode 4: The Cult That Knew Her Name

<p>Our fourth film at Toronto this year takes us into one of the more quietly terrifying stories of the festival, a cult drama that skips the usual charismatic male leader trope entirely. We break down Carrie Coon&#39;s incredible dual performance as a suburban housewife pulled into a commune, why Lily James makes for one of the most unnervingly effective cult recruiters we&#39;ve seen onscreen, and how director Guy Nattiv turns his own family history into something that feels painfully universal for anyone who has ever felt invisible.</p>