Earlier today, Mondo/Deathwaltz started taking orders for Giona Ostinelli‘s score for Mickey Keating’s Darling, the Polanski-esque paranoia thriller that has wowed audiences through various festival runs.
This is a limited one-off pressing of 500 copies that is pressed on 180 gram white vinyl with a black and gray twisted stripe effect. It’s house inside of a foil numbered 425gsm sleeve that features artwork by Jay Shaw. You can pick up your copy via Mondo.
Trace reviewed the film, calling Darling a hypnotic, trippy ride, while Luiz raves, explaining that it mesmerizes with minimalist filmmaking.
‘Darling’ begins as a lonely young woman moves into an old, mysterious Manhattan mansion. Hired as a caretaker, it’s not long before she discovers the estate’s haunted reputation and troubling past. These stories slowly transform into a backdrop for her twisted and violent descent into madness…
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Lauren Ashley Carter (Pod, Jug Face, The Mind’s Eye), Brian Morvant, Sean Young, Larry Fessenden, John Speredakos, and Helen Rogers (V/H/S) star in the film.
Produced by Larry Fessenden and Jenn Wexler for Glass Eye Pix and Sean Fowler for Alexander Groupe. Keating and Carter are also producers and composer Giona Ostinelli returns from the director’s previous feature Pod to score this film.
