Abrakadabra 2018
"What the eye sees and the ear hears, the mind believes."
Nicolás Onetti's 2018 thriller *Abrakadabra* weaves deception and illusion into a gripping drama about legacy and vengeance.
Director: Nicolás Onetti
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Abrakadabra (2018) about?
Three decades after his father's fatal stage accident, magician Lorenzo takes the spotlight—only to find himself framed for a series of brutal murders. As the city's newest villain, he must unravel who's pulling the strings and why, before the final curtain falls.
Who directed Abrakadabra?
The film is directed by Nicolás Onetti, an Argentine filmmaker known for crafting atmospheric thrillers that blend psychological tension with visual flair.
Who stars in Abrakadabra?
The cast is led by Germán Baudino as Lorenzo, alongside María Eugenia Rigón, Gustavo D'Alessandro, Clara Kovacic, and Ivi Brickell in key roles.
Is Abrakadabra (2018) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, *Abrakadabra* offers a tight, atmospheric thriller with solid performances and a clever premise. Fans of slow-burn mysteries and sleight-of-hand intrigue will find plenty to appreciate in its compact runtime.
How long is Abrakadabra?
The film runs 69 minutes, making it a brisk but immersive cinematic experience.
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About Abrakadabra (2018) — A Magician's Shadowy Struggle to Unmask a Killer
Nicolás Onetti's 2018 thriller *Abrakadabra* weaves deception and illusion into a gripping drama about legacy and vengeance. Three decades after the legendary magician known as The Great Dante dies during a daring onstage stunt, his son Lorenzo steps into the spotlight at a celebrated theater. When a wave of murders erupts, each crime is deliberately staged to frame the young illusionist. As Lorenzo races to uncover the hidden hand behind the killings, he confronts the unsettling power of what people *believe*—and the dangerous allure of the truth.
This atmospheric tale explores obsession, inheritance, and the thin line between spectacle and reality. With its dark corridors, dazzling illusions, and a haunting score, *Abrakadabra* delivers a moody, suspenseful experience that lingers long after the final trick.