Karmma

About This Movie

Karmma, directed by Orlando Pardo, dives into the gritty depths of betrayal and family dynamics in rural Latin America. Guaco, a humble landowner, finds himself caught in a whirlwind of greed as his own son turns against him. The atmosphere is heavy and tense, with a deliberate pace that grips you as the story unfolds. You really feel the weight of tradition and honor crumbling. The performances are solid, bringing a raw humanity to their struggles. It has these practical effects that ground the narrative in reality, making the emotional stakes hit harder. Pardo’s direction captures this sense of impending doom beautifully; it’s a film that stays with you long after the credits roll.

Strong focus on character-driven storytelling · Exploration of familial themes · Unique setting and cultural nuances