Director Jane Schoenbrun's new horror film, "Teenage Death and Sex at Camp Miasma," premiered at the 79th Cannes Film Festival in France. The film was inspired by a desire to remake the slasher genre, which has been criticised as transphobic for equating gender nonconformity with mental illness or danger. The director's character, Hannah Einbinder, stars as a screenwriter who visits the "final girl" actor from the "Camp Mia" slasher franchise, played by Gillian Anderson, to bring her on to a new reboot. The movie was selected to open the festival's Un Certain Regard category.