The Twin

The Twin is a 2022 psychological horror and mystery thriller directed by Finnish filmmaker Taneli Mustonen. Teresa Palmer leads the film as Rachel, a mother trying to rebuild her family’s life after a devastating accident.

Rachel and her husband Anthony relocate with their surviving son, Elliot, from the United States to the Finnish countryside. They hope that leaving their old surroundings behind will help them recover emotionally. Instead, their isolated new home and the nearby community begin raising disturbing questions about Elliot and the family’s past.

The film was written by Taneli Mustonen and Aleksi Hyvärinen, with Don Films producing. Rotten Tomatoes lists its U.S. theatrical and streaming release as May 6, 2022.

Movie Details

Main Cast

Release And Box Office

The film began appearing internationally in April 2022, with Box Office Mojo recording Russia/CIS as its earliest tracked theatrical market on April 14. Its U.S. limited theatrical and streaming release followed on May 6, 2022 through RLJE Films.

Box Office Mojo reports approximately:

• International theatrical gross: $1.63 million
• Worldwide tracked gross: $1.63 million
• Runtime: 109 minutes

How To Watch The Twin

The Twin has an official film site listing authorized viewing options. Current availability can vary by country and over time. For the most reliable viewing information, check licensed streaming or digital rental services available in your region rather than unauthorized copies.

Movie Story

The Twin turns a family’s attempt to escape grief into an unsettling psychological horror story. Teresa Palmer carries the movie as Rachel, supported by Steven Cree, Tristan Ruggeri, and Barbara Marten. Director Taneli Mustonen combines Scandinavian isolation, local folklore, family trauma and uncertainty about what is real into a 109-minute mystery thriller.

With approximately $1.63 million in tracked worldwide theatrical revenue, The Twin was a relatively modest commercial release, but its atmosphere and Teresa Palmer’s central performance helped it attract attention among viewers of psychological and folk influenced horror.