Fatum

About This Movie

Fatum is an intense dive into the underbelly of gambling addiction. The atmosphere grips you with a palpable tension, from the smoke-filled betting house to the frantic pacing that mirrors Sergio's spiraling desperation. The film's narrative is punctuated by a sudden violence that jolts both Sergio and the audience, leaving you questioning fate and choice. The performances are raw, especially from whoever plays Sergio, capturing that mix of hope and despair. There’s something gritty about its practical effects that grounds the drama, making the stakes feel real. Themes of chance and consequence resonate throughout, giving it a weight that sticks with you long after the credits roll.

Intense exploration of gambling addiction · Raw performances elevate the tension · Themes of fate and consequence linger