Kingdom of Judas

A Romanian movie that brakes borders This is a very unique Romanian movie, entirely in English, that looks like an American or English movie. Romanian cinematography breaks its borders with Kingdom of Judas and becomes international. The story is completely unexpected, with a lot of twists and a very interesting ending that leaves you think about it long after walking out of the cinema. A complex plot, colorful characters, emotional moments and even some moments of comedy inserted in a smart way in the plot. I recommend the movie. I think it might even represent a new era in Romanian filmmaking.

Atrocious acting, I don't know why would they make the movie in english. You can hear the accent from 1000 miles away and there is no reason given for why the actors don't speak the native language. I don't have something against the movie being in a non native language, but not in this circumstances, when the actors speak very poorly. It's truly bothersome. To be honest the best parts of the movie are those when people don't speak.

I actually went to the movie cause I was tricked by the name and language to believe it's a british, canadian or American movie.

The plot makes absolutely no sense. Every few minutes a new character is being introduced. At some point you lose count of the characters and you forget which one was doing what. Most of the characters show for a few minutes. There is no development, there are no reason given for the actions either, there is no feeling, no likable characters, doesn't inspire any feelings in the viewer either. The dialogue looks like it was written by a 4 years old, full of clichés.

To be honest, I don't know the ending cause it was the only movie ever that I watched in cinema and I couldn't stay till the end. It was just unwatchable.

Kingdom of Judas is not a movie for everyone. Is a movie like a puzzle, filled with good fresh acting, beautiful landscapes, an intriguing story and the fact that is fully spoken in English makes the cross-over to the international market. Kingdom of Judas plays with our minds until the story-end revealing. Is definitely better than several international movies lacked of story for which people pay money only because they are international. Is time to continue to go to Romanian movies, to watch them in cinemas, that are made for the international market. And to never forget that we all can decide to be Judas or pure în the living reality. Good one!

"Kingdom of Judas" is a gripping tale that delves into the complexities of grief, guilt, and the quest for truth. Following Anna's determined pursuit to unravel the mystery behind her sister's tragic suicide, the film takes viewers on a thrilling journey filled with unexpected twists and turns.

The intricate plan Anna devises, involving her sister's five artist contacts, adds layers of suspense and intrigue as she pushes them to confront their past actions. As the story unfolds, Anna's relentless pursuit of truth leads her to confront her own demons, blurring the lines between right and wrong.

With shocking revelations and consequences unfolding at every turn, "Kingdom of Judas" keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. It's a roller-coaster of emotions, as Anna faces her deepest fears and uncovers shocking secrets that ultimately force her to confront a painful reality she's been desperately trying to avoid.

Overall, "Kingdom of Judas" is a compelling psychological thriller that will leave viewers captivated until the very end, questioning the lengths one will go to in the search for truth and redemption.

The first film in English.

Congratulations on this aspect. I liked the idea behind the movie, I liked that it didn't go into the SF zone and kept the action close to reality because that's reality. A film worth seeing.

I love the fact that the person who wrote the scenario is also one of the actress, and how beautiful and talented she is. I love the locations where this was filmed, and also I liked how the actors got into their roles.

The characters inspire empathy and draw you into their role. I would like to see more films like this one, I hope this is just the beginning. I admit that the ending took me a little by surprise.