We're All Going to the World's Fair
Movie • 2021
ReportThis movie contains 24 potentially triggering events.
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samwise
an adult watches a teens youtube videos, takes personal interest in her life, and encourages her to post more. this relationship is uncomfortable and not well explained by the narrative, and may be a trigger for those who have dealt with grooming/pedophilia and online stalking
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marigoldisles
it's implied that the main character's father is mentally abusive, but instances of him on screen doing anything is not present.
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samwise
not onscreen, what we see of Caseys father implies she may be
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marigoldisles
the main character calls an older man a pedophile, so it can be read as him attempting to groom her.
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TragicMushrooms
Right near the start of the film the main character stabs a push pin into her finger multiple times
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marigoldisles
very minimal body horror around the 1 hour mark.
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Casey is shown sleeping at one point and describes her sleep walking as feeling like she’s watching from the outside.
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Not by the movie. An adult on the internet may be sexualizing her, it's implied but left ambiguous
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samwise
the film deals heavily with the main teenage characters suicidal ideation. the ending is ambiguous.
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marigoldisles
the ending is ambiguous, but to the audience's knowledge, no major character dies.
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Although the main character describes wanting to
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It is destroyed by the child, who is shortly distressed by this
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samwise
two sequences with music are interrupted by a loud noise - early in the movie when Casey is watching videos, and later on when she is filming herself dancing
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moschidae
Theres no mannequins but theres a lady who looks like shes made of plastic towards the start of the film
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AidenShamrock
A clown for a decent amount of time, but the character does not interact ever.
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samwise
the main character pretends she is undergoing a posession, and does actions in this state she later regrets. she describes hypothetically hurting herself while being out of control/possessed
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a character pricks her finger multiple times rapidly with a pin, and each prick can be heard
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assisted psychiatric care is briefly discussed
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A pin.
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the person expressions violent ideations, but does not act on them
the person expressions violent ideations, but does not act on them
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Greenteeth
[spoiler] The audience is left not knowing whether the characters' behaviour is true to real-life experiences, or affected as part of an online game
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samwise
extended ASMR sequence with whispering & clicking, possible misphonia trigger
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significant depictions of derealization
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AidenShamrock
SW: ambiguous end suggests it
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samwise
not onscreen. suicidal ideation is present visually and in dialogue. there is an ambiguous ending, it is difficult to say definitely if someone does die or not
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marigoldisles
i would say yes considering that the character is strongly implied to have some sort of dissociative disorder and/or depression. while it's never outwardly said, there is suicidal ideation and other mentally i'll topics discussed in this movie.
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hermitcrab
In one scene, a girl cuts her thumb with a safety pin. In another scene, a guy on a treadmill slaps himself repeatedly, claiming that he has no sensation in his body.
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I don't think it's those exact words, but a slight variation with the same meaning is said
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intense flashing lights are used throughout the movie
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[spoiler] No, but there are themes of stalking and obsession. The main character puts out content online, which gets unwanted attention.
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No, but this movie could be triggering regardless. a significant portion of the film has the main character talking directly to her laptop, often using the 2nd person ("you"). they are talking to other character(s) in the film, not the audience. however, since the filming perspective is from the laptop, the character is looking directly forward (like a Webcam video). this could be triggering, and some parts may FEEL like the audience is being addressed. however, the narrative never directly breaks the fourth wall
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A trans-coded character's fate is left ambiguous
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the main character states that they can't tell their dad how they are feeling because he will think they're "f*cking cr*zy"
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unclear. the main character's gender isn't addressed, though gender dysphoria is a theme. another character refers to them as "she"
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Not in an actual romantic relationship, but a teenage girl develops an internet friendship with an adult man before SPOILERS cutting it off and calling him a p*dophile. It's ambiguous whether the man was actually trying to groom her or not
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Caseys online relationship with an adult man is uncomfortable, and there is suggestion of possible pedophilia
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Suggested in a relationship, but it's never distinctly brought into a sexual connotation.
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Not a real one, but the internet horror trend uses the word "symptoms" to describe the physical supernatural changes that supposedly occur to participants in the challenge. Additionally, the whole film can be read as a metaphor for chronic depression
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open to interpretation. could be sad or hopeful, or something else entirely
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Casey describes being hit by a car as a method of suicide. there is a tense callback to that scene later in the movie
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there are multiple scenes showing traffic/cars driving
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samwise
small amount of blood at the start of the movie. a later scene of someone reaching their fingers into a wound on their forearm and digging for/removing an object, without blood
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ideation of murder/suicide with a firearm is present
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