Rabies

About This Movie

Rabies (2016) has this intriguing blend of existential dread and domestic tension. Tamara, a middle-aged artist, is grappling with her fears and insecurities—wondering if she’s contracted rabies from a street dog bite. The film unfolds at a slow burn, heightening the sense of anxiety and introspection. The atmosphere is almost suffocating, filled with an unsettling quietness that amplifies Tamara's internal struggle. Her confrontation with her husband’s young mistress adds layers to her crisis, serving as a catalyst for her frustrations. Performances are raw and authentic, really drawing you into her chaotic mindset. It’s a nuanced exploration of isolation and betrayal, and its pacing seems deliberate, almost meticulous, which gives it that distinctive indie feel.

The film's atmosphere is quite heavy and immersive. · Unique take on existential themes through a personal lens. · Indie vibe with raw performances that feel unfiltered.