Jane Schoenbrun Filmography
Jane Schoenbrun is an American filmmaker known for directing independent and genre films. Their work often explores themes of identity, adolescence, and liminal spaces. Schoenbrun has built a reputation for visually striking, emotionally resonant storytelling.
Their directorial debut, We're All Going to the World's Fair, is a found-footage horror film that gained significant attention for its innovative use of internet culture and performance anxiety. The film follows a teenager who participates in a viral online dare, blurring the line between reality and fiction.
Following this success, Schoenbrun directed the supernatural horror film I Saw the TV Glow. This movie examines the impact of a fictional television series on two misfit teenagers in the 1990s, exploring fandom and escapism. The film features a distinct, melancholic atmosphere and a notable soundtrack.
To learn more about Jane Schoenbrun's career and upcoming projects, visit the filmmaker's profile on IMDb. Their films are frequently discussed in the context of modern indie horror and queer cinema.
