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I Saw The TV Glow Ending Explained: There Is Still Time
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Rick Stevenson)
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Director Jane Schoenbrun's surreal sci-fi thriller 'I Saw The TV Glow' leaves audiences divided with its ambiguous, existential ending.
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- Breakout star Amelia Holt delivers a haunting performance as a young woman grappling with strange visions and a sense of impending doom
- Critics are split on the film's enigmatic conclusion, which suggests either humanity's last chance at salvation or its inevitable demise
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Jane Schoenbrun, Amelia Holt, I Saw The TV Glow