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Synopsis
When a group of teenagers are trapped in a lodge by a mask wearing madman, they realise their only chance at escape might be a quiet eight year old girl from another dimension with a dark and troubled past.
Episodes
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- E1 Chapter one: The beginning of the endNext upJul 17, 2020 · 50 min
Synopsis
The first few days the teenagers spend isolated in the mysterious Salem lodge go smoothly, but Aega's strange new illness grows worse.
- E2 Chapter two: Normal is an illusionJul 17, 2020 · 50 min
Synopsis
While unconscious, Aega meets a strange girl. Armani and Calum try to cure her, and Sofi reveals a strange text she got from a guy the day prior.
- E3 Chapter three: RippleJul 17, 2020 · 50 min
Synopsis
Out of her dream state, Aega is unsure if what she experienced is true. An ultimatum from a masked man raises tensions, and the only option is to believe in the impossible.
- E4 Chapter four: I will be calmJul 17, 2020 · 50 min
Synopsis
Aega tries to convince Gio to follow her to the real world, the jester attacks Calum and Sofi and Armani try to find a way to enhance Aega's alleged powers.
- E5 Chapter five: To cut throughJul 17, 2020 · 50 min
Synopsis
Now in the real world, the three must treat Gio after the injury she sustained from the monster. The jester sends another threat, and Sofi struggles to deal with her parents divorce.
- E6 Chapter six: The Robinson's were hereJul 17, 2020 · 50 min
Synopsis
As Gio is slowly nursed back to health, the four try to question her about the jester and his new ultimatum.
- E7 Chapter seven: Something wicked this way comesJul 17, 2020 · 50 min
Synopsis
The new plan to find the weapons room is underway as Aega and Gio bond. A flashback shows more insight into Gio's mysterious past.
- E8 Chapter eight: Welcome to my nightmareJul 17, 2020 · 50 min
Synopsis
Calum wakes in a strange alternate dimension, and while avoiding dangerous beasts, slowly begins to piece together the truth behind Gio's mysterious past and the Jester's true identity.
- E9 Chapter nine: The bombing of McQuoid carnivalJul 17, 2020 · 50 min
Synopsis
Calum finds a way to communicate with the group, and with time up and the jester on their tail, its a race against the clock for Sofi to get to the weapons room and back--and also a bargain as to whether Gio is strong enough to face off against him.
Cast & crew
Directed by Afolayera Abiodun
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Reviews · from TMDB members
youngdumbhoneybunJun 17, 2020
Really good
youngdumbhoneybunJun 18, 2020
**Writing**: Dollface is written, objectively, very well. The plot twist actually makes sense in the context of the show and is well layered under a very dense plot, and the characters all have emotion, are interesting and even fairly likeable. Aega's struggle with her powers, Sofi's depression and Armani's care for her brother were all woven so excellently into the overarching plotline of the show, which only takes place in one primal location. However, this only makes the… Read more
show seem very claustrophobic, which is what the writers were going for. **characters:** All the characters are likeable. Each of them are unique and have their own struggles. At first the villain seems like a stereotypical "big bad" until the last two episodes, where his character is really fleshed out. **VFX & SFX:** Even with a relatively micro budget, Dollface has very good virtual effects. The blood, the pollywog in the mirror, the red storm and some parts of the jester have all been told to be virtual effects, and they fit in seamlessly with the shots. **Cinematography:** The COLOURS, man. Dollface is so vibrant and lively, I dont even get how its possible on such a low budget. Every scene is characterized by a very unique tone. Very dramatic scenes are highlighted in red, scenes in the mirror are a dark blue, and some scenes are yellow, pink and green. It's all very neon laden and beautiful. **athmosphere:** Despite the vibrant cinematography, Dollface still manages to keep an air of dread in every scene. The uncomortably tight shots, music choices and gripping writing produce an awfully horrifying, tension inducing athmosphere. **acting:** The acting is top notch. I personally think Dollface carries the best child actors Hollywood has ever seen. Every moment with them was gripping, and episode eight was one of my personal favourite episodes because the performance carried it. Thelma Ashibuogwu, Ladipo Adebayo, Torera Abiodun and Kitan Adebayo are extremely good as well. They are even better than some adult actors. **total:** In conclusion, Dollface is a solid 9/10 for me. Everything was great, from the acting, to the directing, to the music, to the cinematography...it was a truly euphoric experience.