Sugar Rag

About This Movie

'Sugar Rag' takes you on a dark, unsettling journey through childhood trauma and jealousy. The atmosphere is thick with tension as Alfred grapples with the arrival of his baby brother, pulling viewers into his spiraling mind. The pacing is deliberate; it builds slowly, allowing that creeping dread to seep in. Themes of familial love and psychological instability are explored with a raw intensity that lingers long after the credits roll. The performances are striking, especially the young actor portraying Alfred, whose emotional range feels both real and haunting. While it’s not overloaded with flashy effects, the practical elements heighten the sense of dread, making the film feel grounded despite its extreme premise. It’s this unsettling exploration of a child’s psyche that sets 'Sugar Rag' apart.

Intense character study · Explores dark themes · Not for the faint of heart