Dr. Rose Cotter witnesses a bizarre and brutal incident with one of her patients, and it's preceded by a very creepy smile. This is a grim picture, based on the 2019 short film Laura Hasn't Slept, about a woman who witnesses a bizarre suicide and finds herself Smile doesn't rewrite the genre rulebook, but it's a confident, high energy, and watchable entry that should satisfy longtime genre fans looking Fleming, Mike Jr. (June 9, 2020). "Paramount, Temple Hill Set Feature Version Of Horror Short 'Laura Hasn't Slept' ". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved June 9, 2020.

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Deleted Scenes — Nearly a dozen minutes of them though none really added too much to the film. All are available with optional commentary by director Parker Finn.

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possessed by some terrible entity that is causing her to see, experience, and do things well beyond her comfort and control. Both the original short Laura Hasn’t Slept” Short Film. The original 2019 short film that inspired SMILE is presented here, with an introduction by writer/director Parker Finn. It features a great performance by Caitlin Stasey, whom Finn would recast in the feature as Laura, the patient in the memorable opening scene. Running Time: 11:19

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Now, you can see what all the fuss is about from the comfort of your own home. So if you're eager to find out when, where and how you can watch Smile - read on, we've got everything covered. Smile (2022): What you need to know Rubin, Rebecca (August 16, 2022). "Fantastic Fest Unveils 2022 Lineup, Featuring Smile, Anya Taylor-Joy's The Menu and Park Chan-wook Tribute". Variety . Retrieved August 16, 2022. Laura (Caitlin Stasey) is visiting Psychiatrist Dr. Rose Cotter (Sossie Bacon). Laura is not crazy – she is Ph.D. candidate – but she certainly soundsSomething’s Wrong with Rose: Making SMILE” Documentary. The cast and crew discuss the making of the film in this excellent look behind-the-scenes. Writer/director Parker Finn explores the film’s origins as a short, and how they expanded the premise into a feature. Each of the main actors (and their characters) get some screen time here, and all of them provide some interesting interviews. There’s even a look at how practical effects were used to capture some of the film’s more demonic imagery. Running Time: 29:07 Scoring 'Smile,' Sans Strings or Synths: How the Composer Made a Horror Hit Even Creepier With an Unusual Instrument". October 15, 2022. There are about 61 minutes of extras included here that cover deleted scenes, cast and crew interviews, and even the original short film that inspired this feature-length movie. Cotter's floor. It is understandably a traumatic moment in Dr. Cotter's life. Soon, she begins experiencing But the best of the box is the inclusion of Finn's original short, Laura Hasn’t Sleptwhich gave birth to this wonderful gem. Dig in! But just don't smile!