5 Estrelas

About This Movie

5 Estrelas, directed by Fernando Sanches, dives deep into the unsettling realms of urban anxiety. Katia Fontinelle's portrayal of a once-glamorous actress is layered, capturing her descent from excitement to dread during a seemingly ordinary Uber ride. The pacing builds a slow, creeping tension that grips you—every odd occurrence amplifying the atmosphere of paranoia. The practical effects, while not over-the-top, effectively evoke a sense of dread without losing that grounded realism. It's distinctive in how it turns mundane experiences into nightmarish scenarios, making you question the safety of the ordinary. The interplay between Katia and her driver, along with the urban backdrop, enhances the claustrophobic feeling, pulling you deeper into this psychological thriller’s web.

features strong performances, particularly from Fontinelle · explores themes of urban isolation and fear · notable for its subtle sound design enhancing tension