Carícia Fatal 2007
Crafted during a whirlwind four-day filmmaking sprint at the 2007 MOTELx Lisbon International Horror Film Festival, *Carícia Fatal (2007)* is a zany blend of comedy and horror that thrives on spontaneity.
Director: Ivan Cardoso
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Carícia Fatal* (2007) about?
This short film follows a group of filmmakers racing against the clock during a Lisbon horror festival workshop, blending horror tropes with rapid-fire comedy. Shot in just four days, it captures the chaotic energy of indie filmmaking turned inside out.
Who directed *Carícia Fatal*?
The film was directed by Ivan Cardoso, a Brazilian filmmaker known for his experimental and genre-blending works.
Who stars in *Carícia Fatal*?
The short features Ivan Cardoso alongside Ana Brito e Cunha, Mick Garris, Alexandre Martins, and Bernardo Ferreira, with Carla Mota rounding out the ensemble.
Is *Carícia Fatal* (2007) worth watching?
While it's a rough-and-ready festival experiment rather than a polished feature, *Carícia Fatal* offers a fun snapshot of creative improvisation and genre mashups. Its brevity and quirky charm make it a curiosity worth a quick stream or download for fans of indie horror-comedy.
How long is *Carícia Fatal*?
The film runs for 7 minutes.
About Carícia Fatal (2007) — A 4-Day Horror-Comedy Short Born at Lisbon's MOTELx Festival
Crafted during a whirlwind four-day filmmaking sprint at the 2007 MOTELx Lisbon International Horror Film Festival, *Carícia Fatal (2007)* is a zany blend of comedy and horror that thrives on spontaneity. Directed by the inventive Ivan Cardoso, this micro-budget short film transforms chaotic energy into a playful yet eerie experience.
With a runtime of just seven minutes, the film weaves together absurd humor and subtle horror, anchored by a cast that includes Ana Brito e Cunha, Mick Garris, and Alexandre Martins. Shot in the festival's unique workshop environment, it captures the raw, experimental spirit of indie filmmaking, where every frame feels alive with creative risk and offbeat charm. The result is a cheeky, bite-sized cinematic curiosity that lingers like a fondly remembered inside joke.