Reawakening

Name: Reawakening
Genre: Thriller
Released: November 18, 2025
Duration: 90 min

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Level 33 Entertainment | Release Date: November 18, 2025 | Not Rated

Summary: John (Jared Harris) and Mary (Juliet Stevenson) have lived in an agonizing limbo of grief and guilt for the past ten years. Their only child, Clare, ran away from home when she was fourteen and no trace of her whereabouts has ever been found. When Clare (Erin Doherty) returns, now a young woman of twenty-four, Mary is overjoyed. But JohnJohn (Jared Harris) and Mary (Juliet Stevenson) have lived in an agonizing limbo of grief and guilt for the past ten years. Their only child, Clare, ran away from home when she was fourteen and no trace of her whereabouts has ever been found. When Clare (Erin Doherty) returns, now a young woman of twenty-four, Mary is overjoyed. But John comes to believe that Clare is not who she claims to be. As old tensions resurface, a gripping search for the truth unfolds.… Expand

Genre(s): Thriller

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 90 min

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Alan Ng

Dec 18, 2025

Virginia Gilbert’s Reawakening ends on a brutal yet honest note, refusing to hand out easy answers or emotional closure. It’s not clean, but it’s meant to be an unflinching reality check. Read full review

The Guardian Peter Bradshaw

Sep 10, 2024

Though a little mannered, the film has intelligence and force. Read full review

The Observer (UK) Wendy Ide

Sep 16, 2024

It’s affecting enough, with both Harris and Stevenson capturing the wrenching, protracted grief of not knowing, but I found myself wishing that the film had maintained a sense of mystery rather than dumping a chunk of inelegant exposition at the end. Read full review

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