Rotten Faith

About This Movie

Rotten Faith offers a haunting glimpse into the XIXth century Brazilian countryside, where an elderly couple grapples with profound loss. The atmosphere is thick with despair, capturing the essence of rural life and the weight of grief. The pacing is deliberately slow, which allows the viewer to sink into the couple's despair and the eerie surroundings. Practical effects serve the narrative well, enhancing the film's unsettling tone without overshadowing the emotional core. The performances are raw, reflecting a deep, palpable sorrow that resonates. It’s this blend of historical context and supernatural dread that makes it stand out—layered storytelling that feels almost like folklore, unsettling yet intimate.

XIXth century settingFocus on grief and faithStrong practical effects