In a small town, a shy and isolated teenage girl becomes immerse in an online role-laying game.

“Part coming-of-age story, part horror film, and the greatest argument yet that something as bonkers as “Creepypasta” can inspire something so beautiful, “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” is a strong debut for a filmmaker who is nothing if not consistent in their themes.” – Indywire

“This film is long overdue, but perhaps it wasn’t possible before members of the internet generation reached an age where they had the power to address these issues in cinema themselves. It captures a moment in time which we will never see again, and whilst it makes a fascinating watch today, its importance will only grow as the years pass.” – Eye For Film

“What unfolds is a creepy little film, inspired by Schoenbrun’s own experiences growing up online… It’s also refreshing to see a film that incorporates elements of technology and social media without it being reduced to a gimmick.” – Little White Lies