Faces of Deceit

About This Movie

Faces of Deceit is this intriguing mix of drama and thriller, really pulls you in with its moody atmosphere. Akira Santiago’s journey through her amnesia feels both personal and intense, as you’re left to piece together her fragmented memories alongside her. The pacing is a little uneven, which adds to the tension—sometimes it drags, but then it hits you with these explosive revelations. There's a gritty realism to the performances, especially from the lead; you can feel her struggle and confusion. The film does a nice job with practical effects too, enhancing the psychological twists without resorting to flashy CGI. Overall, it’s distinct in how it approaches memory and identity, making you reflect on what we choose to forget or remember.

Pacing can feel inconsistent at times. · Strong lead performance adds depth. · Interesting exploration of memory themes.