In Agony

About This Movie

In Agony (1982) captures a deeply unsettling atmosphere, exploring the raw edges of grief and desire. After Laura's husband takes his own life, she finds herself entwined with her lover, Ivan Krizovec, in a night that feels both desperate and cathartic. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing the emotional weight to settle in, almost suffocating at times. Performances are strikingly intimate, drawing you into their turmoil. The cinematography has a grainy quality, enhancing the overall sense of despair. It’s a TV movie, but there’s a certain level of realism and grit that feels distinct, setting it apart from typical melodrama. Not your usual viewing experience, but there’s something hauntingly beautiful about the way it navigates pain.

Explores heavy themes of grief and infidelity. · Notable for its slow pacing and intimate performances. · The cinematography enhances the film's dark atmosphere.