Miseria

About This Movie

Miseria is a gritty exploration of mental struggle and resilience. Nada's descent into darkness after her sister's murder is palpable, and the film's tone often feels suffocating, which mirrors her internal battles. Hela, with her boxing prowess, brings a raw energy that contrasts with Nada's fragile state, creating a compelling dynamic. The pacing is deliberate, allowing viewers to sit with Nada's pain, yet it picks up through Hela's influence, introducing a flicker of hope. The performances feel genuine, especially in their quieter moments, and the practical effects used during training sequences are notably well-executed, grounding the action in realism. It’s not your run-of-the-mill action-drama; it’s layered and deeply emotional, with a raw edge that lingers.

Explores themes of mental health and resilience.Strong character dynamics between Nada and Hela.Notable practical effects in boxing scenes.