Fire 2014
"His only goal is vengeance"
Set against the stark backdrop of Bilbao in 2001, *Fire (2014)* follows police officer Carlos Martínez as a brutal terrorist attack tears apart his family, leaving him scarred by loss and consumed by a quiet fury.
Director: Luis Marías
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fire (2014) about?
*Fire* follows Carlos Martínez, a police officer whose life is upended by a terrorist attack in 2001 Bilbao. Years later, haunted by grief, he returns to the Basque Country under mysterious circumstances to confront his past. The film blends psychological tension with a gripping tale of vengeance and redemption, set against the rugged beauty of the Spanish coastline.
Who directed Fire?
The film was directed by Luis Marías, known for his atmospheric storytelling and ability to weave personal drama into high-stakes narratives.
Who stars in Fire?
The film features Jose Coronado in the lead role, alongside Aida Folch, Leire Berrocal, Montse Mostaza, and Jaime Adalid.
Is Fire (2014) worth watching?
*Fire* may not be a mainstream blockbuster, but it offers a compelling character study wrapped in tense drama. With Jose Coronado's gripping performance and Luis Marías' moody direction, it's a rewarding watch for fans of psychological thrillers with emotional depth. The film's themes of loss and vengeance give it a unique edge worth exploring.
How long is Fire?
The film runs for 100 minutes.
About Fire (2014) — A Thrilling Drama of Vengeance and Loss on the Basque Coast
Set against the stark backdrop of Bilbao in 2001, *Fire (2014)* follows police officer Carlos Martínez as a brutal terrorist attack tears apart his family, leaving him scarred by loss and consumed by a quiet fury. Director Luis Marías crafts a gripping psychological thriller that unfolds across two timelines—first in the raw tension of post-attack Bilbao, then in 2013, where Carlos returns in secrecy to a remote Basque fishing village.
The atmosphere is thick with dread and simmering vengeance as Carlos abandons his life in Barcelona, leaving his daughter in the hands of a stranger. With Jose Coronado delivering a brooding, intense performance as the haunted protagonist, *Fire* explores themes of grief, justice, and the blurred lines between hero and avenger. Luis Marías' direction and the film's moody coastal setting create a haunting portrait of a man chasing shadows in pursuit of a reckoning that may cost him everything.