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Language: English
Us

Us

“Watch yourself.”
★6.9/10(8,376)Rage•2019•1h 56m
ThrillerHorror
DirectorJordan Peele
ScreenplayJordan Peele
Adelaide Wilson returns with her husband and two children to the beach house of her childhood, a place that carries for her a traumatic memory she has never managed to shake. One night, four figures appear motionless in the driveway, and as the family draws near it discovers with horror that they are their exact doubles, deformed and silent versions of themselves bent on taking their place. The struggle to survive that night uncovers a truth far vaster and more disturbing. Jordan Peele's second horror feature, a symbolic nightmare about the double, class and what we bury underground.
Release
Mar 14, 2019
Budget
$20M
Country
United States
Revenue
$256M

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Where to watch Us? Us is available for streaming on HBO Max Amazon Channel, HBO Max.
Who directed Us? Us is directed by Jordan Peele.
Who stars in Us? The main cast of Us includes Lupita Nyong'o, Winston Duke, Elisabeth Moss, Tim Heidecker, Shahadi Wright Joseph.
How long is Us? Us is 1h 56min long.

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Adelaide Wilson returns with her husband and two children to the beach house of her childhood, a place that carries for her a traumatic memory she has never managed to shake. One night, four figures appear motionless in the driveway, and as the family draws near it discovers with horror that they are their exact doubles, deformed and silent versions of themselves bent on taking their place. The struggle to survive that night uncovers a truth far vaster and more disturbing. Jordan Peele's second horror feature, a symbolic nightmare about the double, class and what we bury underground.

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