Arte Factum 2017
"Wages of Cine presents an anthology of twelve tales that transverse space and time following a mysterious object known as the "Arte Factum"."
Jay Starkes' cult horror-sci-fi anthology *Arte Factum* (2017) weaves twelve eerie tales around a cursed artifact known as the Arte Factum, pulling its unsuspecting victim into a surreal tavern in the heart of a plague-ravaged wasteland.
Director: Jaye Starkes
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Arte Factum (2017) about?
*Arte Factum* follows a lone woman who seeks refuge in a desolate tavern after crossing a wasteland plagued by famine and disease. There, she encounters a mysterious figure whose tales of the Arte Factum draw her deeper into a surreal confrontation with the Horsemen of the Apocalypse. The film blends science fiction, horror, and mystery into a twisting narrative about destiny and survival.
Who directed Arte Factum?
Jaye Starkes directed *Arte Factum* (2017), weaving a layered anthology that balances eerie storytelling with atmospheric dread.
Who stars in Arte Factum?
The film features a standout cast led by Rachel Miller as the wanderer, joined by Christopher Welch, Jeremy Garcia, Melissa Ayala, and Krys Bailey in a chilling ensemble.
Is Arte Factum (2017) worth watching?
While IMDb hasn't rated it, *Arte Factum* delivers a uniquely atmospheric anthology experience for fans of slow-burn horror, mind-bending sci-fi, and bleak mystery. Starkes' ambitious storytelling and Miller's gripping performance make it a cult gem worth tracking down for those craving something different.
How long is Arte Factum?
The film runs 128 minutes, offering a sprawling, immersive journey through its twelve interconnected tales.
About Arte Factum (2017) — A haunted anthology of sci-fi horror and apocalyptic fate
Jay Starkes' cult horror-sci-fi anthology *Arte Factum* (2017) weaves twelve eerie tales around a cursed artifact known as the Arte Factum, pulling its unsuspecting victim into a surreal tavern in the heart of a plague-ravaged wasteland. Rachel Miller stars as the lone wanderer who stumbles upon Seven Bowls Tavern, where a shadowy figure—played by Krys Bailey—unravels cryptic stories that blur the line between destiny and doom. As the Horsemen of the Apocalypse creep closer, the tavern becomes a pressure cooker of dread, blending science fiction's speculative reach with horror's visceral dread and mystery's unsettling allure. Atmospheric and dense with symbolism, the film drips with the kind of cinematic ambition that lingers long after the credits roll.
Featuring a stellar ensemble including Christopher Welch, Jeremy Garcia, and Melissa Ayala, *Arte Factum* is a slow-burn descent into the unknown, where every shared drink and whispered anecdote ratchets up the tension. Starkes crafts a haunting fable that feels both timeless and urgently modern, a visceral meditation on fate, consequence, and the stories we tell to make sense of them.