Zombi Child is a film about Haitian myth, posh schoolgirls, and French trap

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Smart and provocative with a pop sensibility, Bertrand Bonello’s Zombi Child returns the genre made famous by George A. Romero to its roots as a metaphor for slavery. Originating from Haitian folklore in the early 19th century, the Creole word “zombi” referred to the trancelike state of starved plantation workers kept alive against their will. In effect, Haitian slaves feared that death was not an option – it’s an idea that, in itshellip;

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Nick Chen, Khareem Sudlow