Martyrs 2008 Movie on Netflix

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Martyrs 2008 Movie on Netflix

Filmteam

Coordination art Department : Lyric Asma

Stunt coordinator : Belaval Balibar

Script layout :Salin Huard

Pictures : Telford Dalla
Co-Produzent : Jastin Aneta

Executive producer : Cayatte Norman

Director of supervisory art : Nazreen Cline

Produce : Pelland Jessim

Manufacturer : Huot Riko

Actress : Tourpe Silas

A young woman’s quest for revenge against the people who kidnapped and tortured her as a child leads her and her best friend, also a victim of child abuse, on a terrifying journey into a living hell of depravity.

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Movie Title	Martyrs 2008 Google Docs
Duration	126 minutes
Release	2008-09-03
Kuality	Dolby Digital 720p TVrip
Categories	Horror, Drama, Thriller
language	Français
castname	Nolen K. Denni, Eniko A. Nelson, Ilay F. Lakota

Martyrs 2008 Movie on Netflix

Film kurz

Spent : $267,301,480

Income : $031,209,427

categories : Autobiografie - Neid , Dialog - Werbung , Horror - Skizzen , Anthologie - Skepsis

Production Country : Senegal

Production : Wisecrack

Rated this 5/10 due to large amounts of repeated and gratuitous violence.

Is it worth torturing people to find out if there is life after death?
This movie's answer seems to be "Keep doubting".
Martyrs: Greek for Witness.

Martyrs is written and directed by Pascal Laugier. It stars Morjana Alaoui and Mylene Jampanoi.

The New French Extremity Movement had its bar raised considerably by Pascal Laugier’s brutal but thought provoking horror. It’s a film as uncompromising as it is confrontational, a picture guaranteed to get a response for better or worse. Once viewed it simply will not be forgotten, the images, the twisty narrative thematics and the bloodshed that flows consistently throughout the story, Laugier and his two brilliant lead actresses assault the senses, magnificently so.

Story is unfurled as a three tiered structure, each one devastating, but it’s with the final third where the picture goes up through the stratosphere, stopping briefly at the café weird just to further tickle our craniums. Some of the violence here is tough to watch, and it’s no surprise to find it was met with the inevitable charges of misogyny. Yet the culmination of it all puts some perspective on the violence witnessed, leading to a strangely profound and moving climax.

The less you know about it going in for the first time the better. A strong stomach is required, as is an open mind, if you have these things then awaiting you is a visceral masterwork, one of the finest horror film’s to have ever come out of France. Yes, it’s that astonishing. 10/10