About This Film

St. Maud follows a deeply religious hospice nurse, portrayed with powerful nuance by Morfydd Clark. Known for her intense focus on faith and meticulous routines, St. Maud's world is turned upside down when she meets a new patient with conflicting beliefs and needs.

Directed by Rose Glass in her feature directorial debut, St. Maud stands out for its intense psychological horror and strong performances, particularly from Morfydd Clark. The film is nominated for 2 BAFTA awards with a win in Best Cinematography, showcasing its critical acclaim. Set within the confines of a hospital setting, St. Maud delves into themes of mental health and faith, exploring the fine line between devotion and obsession.

Rated R for violence and language throughout, sexual content, drug use, thematic elements, the film runs for 101 minutes. It offers a gripping narrative that keeps audiences on edge, making it essential viewing for horror enthusiasts and fans of psychological thrillers.

Cast and Crew

Morfydd Clark delivers a career-defining performance as St. Maud, bringing depth and intensity to her role.

Jennifer Ehle plays a supporting character, adding another layer to the film's intricate dynamics.

Lily Frazer, Lily Knight, and others round out the supporting cast with compelling performances.

Director: Rose Glass

Writer: Rose Glass

Why Watch St. Maud?

If you're looking for a movie that challenges your perceptions of faith and sanity, St. Maud is a must-see. Its unique storytelling and standout performances make it a standout in contemporary horror cinema.

Experience the gripping intensity of St. Maud, now available on DVD.