Radical Cut

About This Movie

Radical Cut is one of those grittier 80s crime films that dives into the murky waters of moral ambiguity. The atmosphere is thick with tension, partly thanks to the decaying urban landscape where the story unfolds. Detective Weiner, played with a rough edge, navigates the underbelly of blackmail and crime as he unravels the death of Tomáš, the son of a hot-button architect. It’s gritty, for sure, but it’s the pacing that keeps you on edge—just when you think you’ve got a handle on the plot, new layers emerge. The practical effects, though minimal, work well within the context of the film's realism, and the performances, especially from the supporting cast, add a raw authenticity. Not a straightforward case of whodunit, it challenges the viewer to consider the moral price of revenge.

Interesting take on revenge and justice in a decaying urban setting. · Strong performances with a focus on character depth. · Atmospheric tension maintained throughout, with unexpected twists.