Zeus

About This Movie

So, 'Zeus' has this really raw, almost gritty vibe that pulls you in as it explores familial ties and unresolved issues. The pace is deliberate, allowing you to sit with the characters' inner turmoil. Zeus, the younger brother, is struggling with grief and a sense of abandonment after his father's death. When he reaches out to Vasil, the half-brother who left, it’s like opening a can of emotional worms. Their road trip to sell a car isn’t just about the car—it's about the weight of their shared past. The performances are pretty understated but compelling, especially how the tension builds between the brothers. It’s a character-driven piece that lingers with you, you know? You feel the atmosphere deeply, almost suffocating at times, but in a way that makes the journey worthwhile.

Character-driven narrative · Exploration of family dynamics · Atmospheric road trip film