Amelia Moses is a Canadian filmmaker, currently based in Montreal. Her short body-horror film Undress Me (2017) screened at over thirty festivals worldwide, had a limited release on Shudder and was eventually picked up by Gunpowder and Sky’s online horror channel ALTER, with over 700,000 views. Amelia’s work has been written about by The Hollywood Reporter, Broadly (VICE) and was featured in an article by White Little Lies entitled “Why the future of genre cinema is female.” Her films focus on the exploration of female anxieties through a horror lens.
Amelia Moses is a Canadian filmmaker, currently based in Montreal. Her short body-horror film Undress Me (2017) screened at over thirty festivals worldwide, had a limited release on Shudder and was eventually picked up by Gunpowder and Sky’s online horror channel ALTER, with over 700,000 views. Amelia’s work has been written about by The Hollywood Reporter, Broadly (VICE) and was featured in an article by White Little Lies entitled “Why the future of genre cinema is female.” Her films focus on the exploration of female anxieties through a horror lens.
Amelia Moses is a Canadian filmmaker, currently based in Montreal. Her short body-horror film Undress Me (2017) screened at over thirty festivals worldwide, had a limited release on Shudder and was eventually picked up by Gunpowder and Sky’s online horror channel ALTER, with over 700,000 views. Amelia’s work has been written about by The Hollywood Reporter, Broadly (VICE) and was featured in an article by White Little Lies entitled “Why the future of genre cinema is female.” Her films focus on the exploration of female anxieties through a horror lens.
Gender
Female
