Midsommar is a horror movie directed by Ari Aster and released in 2019. The movie follows the story of Dani (Florence Pugh) and Christian (Jack Reynor), a young couple who has been struggling in their relationship for a while. After a family tragedy, Dani joins Christian and his friends, Mark (Will Poulter) and Josh (William Jackson Harper), on a trip to a remote town in Sweden, where they will be attending a mid-summer festival hosted by their friend Pelle's (Vilhelm Blomgren) commune.
Upon their arrival, the group is welcomed by the friendly and hospitable members of the commune, and they begin experiencing various forms of the traditional Swedish rituals. However, as the days go by, the festival becomes increasingly bizarre and violent, and the group realizes that they have become part of a pagan cult that is preparing for a ritual sacrifice.
As the festival reaches its climax, the group faces a series of terrifying and hallucinatory events, leading to a shocking and bloody finale. The movie explores themes such as grief, isolation, and the human need for belonging, as well as the disturbing power dynamics of control and manipulation within cults.
Midsommar is known for its stunning cinematography, atmospheric setting, and outstanding performances by its cast. The movie received critical acclaim for its originality and boldness, as well as its immersive and surreal storytelling.