Slanted (2026)

" i f  y o u  c a n ' t  b e a t  t h e m . . .  b e  t h e m . "

Under the provocative audit of director Amy Wang, this asset supplies a jagged, R-rated autopsy of the "American Dream" through the lens of body horror and biting satire. The narrative dismantles the psyche of an insecure Chinese-American teenager to inject a surreal r e a l i s m into her quest for social dominance. It is a supply of high-concept p r e s t i g i o that processes the friction between cultural heritage and the violent desire for assimilation.

As the experimental surgery begins to warp both her exterior and her sanity, the film audits the mechanics of peer acceptance, forcing the spectator to process a "prom queen" nightmare where the cost of entry is total self-obliteration. Wang’s vision processes the teen-comedy trope into a lethal supply of science fiction horror, auditing the terrifying reality that changing your face is only the beginning of the harvest.