5 Anya Taylor-Joy Movies To Celebrate Her Birthday

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1) The Witch (2015)

“The Witch” is a folk horror movie that takes place in New England in the 1630s and centers around a family of English settlers who are expelled from their Puritan community due to a disagreement over religion. Tension arises as they lead a solitary existence close to a forest, where evil elements from the woods start to interfere with their family’s affairs.

2) Last Night in Soho (2021)

Edgar Wright’s psychological thriller “Last Night in Soho” follows Eloise Turner (Thomasin McKenzie), a fashion school student with a special ability to communicate with the unseen. She starts to get visions and nightmares of Sandie (Anya Taylor-Joy), an intriguing woman from the 1960s, whose goal of being a singer shatters into something far more sinister.

3) The Northman (2022)

“The Northman”, is directed by Robert Eggers, and it’s a Viking-inspired retelling of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The film centers on Amleth, who, having seen his father killed by his uncle, decides to exact revenge.

4) Thoroughbred (2017)

“Thoroughbred” is a dark comedy that follows high school student Lily (Anya Taylor-Joy) is paid to hang out with her former childhood best friend Amanda (Olivia Cooke), who is emotionally insensitive, Lily’s stepfather is always making her angry, so they come up with a plan to get rid of him as soon as possible.

5) The Menu (2022)

In “The Menu” Anya Taylor-Joy portrays Margot, a young lady who goes on a date with Tyler (Nicholas Hoult) to a fancy resturant situated on a private island. There, they are subjected to the cruel and dangerous pranks played by Slowik, the Head Chef, played by Ralph Fiennes, and Margot will have to struggle to survive the supper along with the other wealthy diners.

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