Infidus 2015
"Revenge isn't fair... and blood follows blood"
Infidus (2015) delivers a gritty, revenge-fueled thriller set against the stark backdrop of Rome's suburbs.
Director: Giulio De Santi
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Infidus (2015) about?
Infidus (2015) is a revenge thriller set in Rome's suburbs, where Massimo seeks justice after his wife is murdered by a criminal gang linked to snuff films. As he hunts down the man responsible, he uncovers a dark world of corruption and violence. The film explores themes of grief, vengeance, and the moral toll of retribution.
Who directed Infidus?
Infidus was directed by Giulio De Santi, who crafts a tense, atmospheric thriller rooted in crime and psychological drama.
Who stars in Infidus?
The film features Bonini Mino, Massimo Caratelli, Maurizio Zaffino, Roberta Abatiello, and Stefania Bonini in key roles.
Is Infidus (2015) worth watching?
Infidus (2015) is a compact but intense thriller with strong performances and a gripping premise. While it may not appeal to all viewers due to its dark themes, its tight runtime and raw energy make it a compelling watch for fans of crime and revenge films.
How long is Infidus?
Infidus has a runtime of 75 minutes.
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About Infidus (2015) — A Brutal Revenge Thriller in Rome's Shadows
Infidus (2015) delivers a gritty, revenge-fueled thriller set against the stark backdrop of Rome's suburbs. Directed by Giulio De Santi, the film follows Massimo, a man consumed by grief and rage after witnessing his wife's brutal murder orchestrated by a criminal syndicate involved in snuff films. As Massimo's descent into vengeance unfolds, he uncovers a web of corruption where power and cruelty collide, leaving no room for mercy. The movie blends raw action with psychological tension, painting a bleak yet compelling portrait of loss and retribution.
With a runtime of just 75 minutes, Infidus packs a punch, blending crime and thriller elements into a tight narrative. The cast, led by Bonini Mino and Massimo Caratelli, delivers intense performances that heighten the film's suffocating atmosphere. Themes of betrayal, justice, and the cost of vengeance linger long after the credits roll, making it a standout in the genre.