My Father, Die

About This Movie

My Father, Die is a gritty revenge tale that dives deep into themes of familial bonds and vengeance. The protagonist, Asher, is deaf and mute, which adds a unique layer of intensity to the film. The pacing is deliberate, allowing for a slow build-up of tension as we follow his journey of preparation and confrontation. The atmosphere is thick with a sense of foreboding, punctuated by raw, physical performances that really stand out. The practical effects in the action scenes are noteworthy, lending a visceral quality to the violence. It’s the emotional undercurrent, however, that makes this film distinctive—Asher’s struggle isn't just against a nemesis, but also against his own past.

Gripping atmosphere with a focus on emotional depth · Noteworthy practical effects in action sequences · Distinctive portrayal of a deaf and mute protagonist