Jane Schoenbrun is looking beyond Camp Miasma, the filmmaker’s highly anticipated third feature after two hybrid horror-dramas that impressed Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader and Emma Stone. The new meta-slasher, led by Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, has also drawn strong attention at Cannes.
The available account places part of the film’s world—or its surrounding creative conversation—against the noisy backdrop of Lebanon Valley Speedway. Battered numbered cars race around a dirt track as loose bodywork and dust create a rough, unsettling visual atmosphere.
With Camp Miasma already generating festival excitement, Schoenbrun’s next step is the central question. The project continues the director’s interest in blending horror with self-aware, hybrid storytelling while expanding the conversation around what may follow this anticipated release.
The film’s festival response and prominent cast have made it one of Schoenbrun’s most closely watched projects, while the filmmaker’s post-Camp Miasma plans remain a focus of interest.
