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Agnes (2021): Cast, Ratings & Box Office

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Agnes is a 2021 drama horror film directed by Mickey Reece, starring Hayley McFarland as Agnes, Rachel True and Zandy Hartig. It runs 1 hour 33 minutes and earned $506,133 worldwide. Critics gave it 68% on Rotten Tomatoes and 65 on Metacritic, and IMDb users rate it 3.8/10.

IMDb rating
3.8/10
Rotten Tomatoes
68%
worldwide gross
$506.1K
Echo Score
48
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Agnes (2021) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 33m (93 min)
Director
Mickey Reece
Genres
Drama , Horror
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Agnes About?

The premise of Agnes without spoilers.

Within a remote convent, unsettling rumors circulate concerning Sister Agnes and her strange, inexplicable changes. When two priests attempt to investigate, their initial disbelief gives way to terror as they uncover a disturbing mystery. Their pursuit of the truth unleashes a wave of fear and despair, pushing them to question their faith and confront the boundaries of sanity.

Agnes Themes & Keywords

· 8 tags
  • investigation
  • nun
  • catholic
  • convent
  • catholic priest
  • priest
  • character name as title
  • character name in title
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Cast & crew

Agnes Cast & Characters

Hayley McFarland leads the cast as Agnes, with Rachel True as Sister Ruth and Zandy Hartig as Sister Honey. Directed by Mickey Reece; 10 actors are credited in all.

Also Starring in Agnes

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Ratings

Agnes Reviews & Ratings

Critics gave Agnes 68% on Rotten Tomatoes and 65 on Metacritic, and IMDb users rate it 3.8/10. Our Echo Score gives it 48/100, strongest in sensory experience (68) and weakest in rewatch factor (30).

48 /100

Agnes Echo Score Breakdown

Agnes presents a polarizing experience that leans toward disappointment due to its fragmented narrative and unresolved plot threads. While the film’s visual composition and occasional thematic daring receive modest commendation, the story’s inconsistency and uneven pacing dominate the reception. Audience reactions highlight a lack of cohesion and replay appeal, resulting in an overall assessment that reflects more criticism than praise.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 65

    In terms of art and craft, the film’s cinematography earns notable praise for its striking composition and deliberate camera work. Critics highlight the elegant visual style, though some reviewers note occasional gratuitous scenes that detract from the overall design. The production design supports the gothic setting, but editing choices contribute to pacing issues. Overall, the artistic effort is competent with room for refinement.

  • Character & Emotion 58

    When it comes to character and emotion, performances convey moments of genuine faith exploration and occasional depth. Some critics commend the nuanced portrayal of religious conflict, while audience feedback points to inconsistent focus and underdeveloped arcs, especially after the story shift. The chemistry among the cast fluctuates, yielding a mixed impression of character resonance throughout the film.

  • Story & Flow 35

    Story and flow suffer from fragmented structure and unresolved narrative threads. Reviewers repeatedly cite abrupt tonal shifts, a loss of momentum, and a lack of coherent resolution. While the film attempts genre hybridity, the pacing falters and the plot feels uneven, leading many to describe the experience as disjointed and unsatisfying. Consequently, the story component receives the lowest evaluation.

  • Sensory Experience 68

    Sensory experience is bolstered by effective sound design and a distinctive visual palette that underscores the film’s unsettling atmosphere. Critics acknowledge the eerie score and purposeful silence that enhance tension. Although some viewers find certain scenes extraneous, the overall auditory and visual cohesion contributes positively, reinforcing the film’s thematic intentions despite other shortcomings.

  • Rewatch Factor 30

    Rewatch factor is limited by the film’s unresolved plot and uneven tonal execution. While a niche audience may appreciate its experimental aspects, the majority of critics and users report low desire to revisit the movie. The lack of narrative closure and inconsistent engagement diminish its lasting appeal, resulting in a low score for repeat viewability.

Box office

Agnes Box Office

Agnes grossed $506,133 worldwide. $2,113 came from the US and Canada and $504,020 (100%) from the rest of the world.

2021 box office

Worldwide gross

$506.1K

US & Canada
$2.1K
International
$504K
US & Canada 0% Rest of the world 100%
Videos

Agnes Trailers & Videos

2 videos: 1 trailer and 1 teaser.

Agnes - Official Trailer
  • Teaser AGNES - Official Teaser Trailer (HD)
Details

Agnes Also Known As

44 alternative titles, including “הכל בכל מקום בבת אחת” and “Τα Πάντα Όλα”.

Also known as
  • הכל בכל מקום בבת אחת
  • Τα Πάντα Όλα
  • Viss visur vienlaikus
  • Tout, partout, tout à la fois
  • Усе завжди і водночас
  • Све у исто време
  • Tudo em Todo Lugar ao Mesmo Tempo
  • 媽的多重宇宙
  • Todo en Todas Partes al Mismo Tiempo
  • Her şey Her Yerde Aynı Anda
  • 에브리씽 에브리웨어 올 앳 원스
  • Wszystko wszędzie naraz
+32 more
  • 양자경의 더 모든 날 모든 순간
  • Ամեն ինչ ամենուր Միանգամից
  • EEAAO
  • EEAO
  • Tudo em Todo o Lado ao Mesmo Tempo
  • Todo a la vez en todas partes
  • Hər Şey Hər Yerdə Eyni Anda
  • Everything Everywhere All at Once - La vita, il multiverso e tutto quanto
  • 奇異女俠玩救宇宙
  • 瞬息全宇宙
  • Tot a la vegada a tot arreu
  • エブリシング・エブリウェア・オール・アット・ワンス
  • Всё везде и сразу
  • הכול בכל מקום בבת אחת
  • Sve u isto vrijeme
  • Minden, mindenhol, mindenkor
  • Tudo em Todo o Lugar ao Mesmo Tempo
  • ซือเจ๊ทะลุมัลติเวิร์ส
  • Všechno, všude, najednou
  • Cuộc Chiến Đa Vũ Trụ
  • Все завжди і водночас
  • كل شيء في كل مكان في وقت واحد
  • Viskas iškart ir visur
  • Orice
  • Oriunde
  • Oricând
  • Všetko, všade, naraz
  • Всичко навсякъде наведнъж
  • همه‌چیز همه‌جا به یکباره, ყველაფერი ყველგან ერთდროულად
  • Tot alhora a tot arreu
  • Vse povsod naenkrat
  • Kõik kõikjal ja korraga

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FAQ

Agnes FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office, ratings and post-credit scenes of Agnes, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Agnes?

Agnes runs 1 hour 33 minutes (93 minutes).

When was Agnes released?

Agnes was released on December 10, 2021.

Who directed Agnes?

Agnes was directed by Mickey Reece.

More films by Mickey Reece

Who is in the cast of Agnes?

Agnes stars Hayley McFarland as Agnes, Rachel True as Sister Ruth and Zandy Hartig as Sister Honey, among 10 credited actors.

How much did Agnes make at the box office?

Agnes grossed $506,133 worldwide ($2,113 domestic, $504,020 international).

How is Agnes rated?

Agnes has 3.8/10 on IMDb, 68% on Rotten Tomatoes, 65 on Metacritic and 41% on TMDB.

Does Agnes have a post-credit scene?

No. Agnes has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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