Ferrum

About This Movie

Ferrum, from 2015, is a gritty exploration of isolation and survival wrapped in a crime drama. The atmosphere is heavy, almost suffocating, capturing the stark beauty of the Siberian taiga, and the pacing is deliberate, mirroring the protagonist's internal struggle. There's a rawness to the performances that feels very real, as the young syndicate member grapples with his past while navigating this unforgiving landscape. It blurs the lines between reality and myth, making you question what's truly at stake. Practical effects lend an unpolished grit that fits the story's tone, enhancing that sense of being lost, both in the wild and within oneself. It's distinctive for its setting and psychological depth rather than any flashy techniques.

Unique setting in Siberian wilderness · Explores themes of isolation and identity · Raw performances enhance the film's realism