Karma

About This Movie

Karma (1981) is an interesting piece of cinema that delves into the complexities of fate and reincarnation. It opens with a dark and unsettling tone, as Sarah's traumatic wedding eve assault casts a long shadow over her life. The pacing can feel uneven at times, with the earlier segments dragging slightly, but it really picks up when the past starts to unravel. The chemistry between the leads, though not always polished, adds a layer of tension as they grapple with their previous lives as Enrico and Guada. The film uses practical effects sparingly, which adds to its raw and gritty atmosphere. It’s this blend of past and present, coupled with the exploration of love’s haunting nature, that makes it a distinctive watch among early 80s dramas.

Reincarnation themes explored · Uneven pacing, but rewarding · Raw performances contribute to atmosphere