Mata Hari

About This Movie

Mata Hari (2025) is an intriguing documentary that digs deep into the complex father-daughter relationship between David Carradine and his estranged daughter Calista. The film unfolds through the making of their ambitious yet unfinished project, a cinematic exploration that's almost as tangled as their personal dynamics. The pacing feels deliberately languid, allowing the audience to savor the emotional beats and the rawness of their interactions. Shot with a nostalgic lens, it captures the essence of 70s filmmaking while weaving in practical effects that evoke a sense of the bygone era. Carradine’s performance is layered, showcasing not just his star power but also the vulnerability of a father trying to reconnect. The atmosphere is thick with unfulfilled potential, making it a distinct viewing experience.

Focuses on personal relationships intertwined with filmmaking. · Features practical effects reminiscent of 70s cinema. · Captures the emotional gravity of reconciliation and creativity.