Kings & Rats

About This Movie

Kings & Rats dives into the chaotic streets of 1963 Rio, blending comedy and drama in a way that captures the political turmoil of the era. Troy, played with a mix of charm and desperation, embodies the tension of a CIA agent caught in a web of deceit. The film’s pacing keeps you on your toes, oscillating between moments of levity and profound seriousness. It’s interesting how the characters are all interconnected, each representing a different facet of the socio-political landscape. The practical effects and on-location shooting lend an authenticity that feels raw, almost documentary-like at times. You can sense the atmosphere of a city on the brink, and it's this blend of humor and stark reality that makes it distinctive.

Strong character interplay · Authentic setting with practical effects · Interesting blend of humor and political commentary