Movies Directed by Trey Edward Shults

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A family sheltering in a remote house faces paranoia when strangers arrive, blurring trust and safety.

Why people love it: The film builds relentless tension with its claustrophobic setting and ambiguous threats. Its atmospheric dread and strong performances keep viewers on edge.

1 / 6

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A family reunion spirals into tension when estranged mother Krisha returns uninvited.

Why people love it: Its raw, naturalistic performances make the drama feel painfully real. Shults’s intimate direction creates a claustrophobic yet empathetic atmosphere.

2 / 6

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A shy freshman navigates love and loneliness during a chaotic summer at a community college.

Why people love it: The film captures the awkwardness of early adulthood with humor and honesty. Shults’s off‑beat style makes the awkward moments oddly tender.

3 / 6

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A teenage boy’s quiet night turns surreal as he confronts his unspoken hopes and fears.

Why people love it: Its dreamy visuals blend with stark realism, reflecting youthful uncertainty. Shults’s experimental storytelling keeps viewers engaged.

4 / 6

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A minimalist portrait of a family’s quiet evening, hinting at underlying tensions.

Why people love it: Its sparse narrative invites viewers to read between the lines, showcasing Shults’s early knack for atmosphere. The raw performances feel authentic.

5 / 6

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A brief, atmospheric glimpse into a night shift worker’s routine, tinged with quiet dread.

Why people love it: The short’s mood‑driven storytelling showcases Shults’s talent for tension in limited time. Its stark visuals linger after the credits roll.

6 / 6