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Family (2026) — Release, Cast & Review Status

Directed by Benjamin Finkel · 2026 ·

Score Pending

Is the Celluloid review available for Family?

Family opened on Sep 25, 2026, but Celluloid has not published a verified editorial rating or composite score yet. Release facts and viewing options remain available below.

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Released
Runtime
1h 35m
Cast
Ruth Wilson , Ben Chaplin , Cameron Dawson Gray , Allan Corduner , Ryan Lucy , Beau McConnell
Language
English

Also known as 家魇

Where to watch

Family is listed as a theatrical release. Check cinema schedules for your city and date; streaming availability may differ by country.

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Is a review available for Family?

An editorial review is not yet available. The composite score is a separate measure. It requires an editorial rating and at least one independent rating input.

What is Family about?

A 10-year-old girl begins to believe her parents are trying to kill her. Convinced a sinister spirit is to blame, she spirals into a haunting fantasy world that mirrors her deepest fears.

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Family: frequently asked questions

Does Family have a Celluloid Score yet?

Not yet. Family has been released, but its composite score is pending. Any available personal editorial rating is displayed separately on the film page.

How long is Family?

Family runs 1 hour 35 minutes (95 minutes).

Who stars in Family?

Family is directed by Benjamin Finkel and stars Ruth Wilson, Ben Chaplin, Cameron Dawson Gray, Allan Corduner, Ryan Lucy.

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