Crayfish

About This Movie

Crayfish is a gripping drama that immerses you in the murky waters of post-communist Bulgaria. Directed by Ivan Tscherkelov, it weaves a tale of friendship ensnared by the dark undercurrents of mafia power plays. The atmosphere is tense, with a slow-burn pacing that builds up the pressure, reflecting the protagonists' gradual descent into a world of manipulation. The performances are raw and authentic, capturing the complexities of loyalty and betrayal. You really feel the struggle as these two friends, caught like crayfish to bait, navigate the seemingly benign tasks that pull them deeper into danger. It's the kind of film that lingers, leaving you to ponder the moral ambiguities that lie beneath the surface.

Explores themes of friendship and betrayal · Captivating performances by the lead actors · Unique look at post-communist societal dynamics