<p>Mike Flanagan has a way of exploring grief that is both resonating and terrifying. Laura Stewart reads Matt Armitage's thoughts on Mike Flanagan's first feature, 2011's Absentia, covering its topics of grief, loss and trauma, and creepy tunnels. Read the <a href="https://25yearslatersite.com/2019/05/28/absentia-mike-flanagan/">original article at 25YL</a>. </p>

Mike Flanagan has a way of exploring grief that is both resonating and terrifying. Laura Stewart reads Matt Armitage's thoughts on Mike Flanagan's first feature, 2011's Absentia, covering its topics of grief, loss and trauma, and creepy tunnels. Read the original article at 25YL.

<p>Mike Flanagan has a way of exploring grief that is both resonating and terrifying. Laura Stewart reads Matt Armitage's thoughts on Mike Flanagan's first feature, 2011's Absentia, covering its topics of grief, loss and trauma, and creepy tunnels. Read the <a href="https://25yearslatersite.com/2019/05/28/absentia-mike-flanagan/" rel="noopener noreferrer">original article at 25YL</a>.&nbsp;</p>

Grief and the Underworld in Mike Flanagan’s Absentia

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