If you missed Nanny throughout its theatrical run, right here’s one other likelihood to catch Nikyatu Jusu’s haunting story of an immigrant mom scuffling with the powerful however obligatory decisions she’s needed to make in her life. The first horror film to win Sundance’s coveted Grand Jury Prize arrives on Prime Video this week, and io9 has an eerie clip to share right now.

In the clip, we see Aisha (Us’ Anna Diop) having an uneasy evening within the dwelling the place she works as a nanny. She doesn’t dwell there full-time, however because the film progresses, she’s increasingly more continuously pressed into sleeping over when the prosperous, continuously bickering couple who make use of her want her to work extra time watching their younger daughter. That’s disturbing sufficient, however as you possibly can see from this scene, the stress is inflicting main cracks in her psyche—and it’s not all in her creativeness.

Black mould going unnoticed in a flowery Manhattan condo? Just a technique that Jusu makes use of atmospheric manufacturing design and delicate however efficient symbolism to boost Aisha’s emotionally complicated story. As you possibly can inform even from that transient scene, Nanny is filled with nerve-jangling dread—it’s a wonderful movie elevated by Diop’s efficiency, and is effectively price testing.

Nanny hits Prime Video on Friday, December 16.

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