Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil

Synopsis

In the dark and mystical world of Basque folklore, a blacksmith named Patxi lives a reclusive life haunted by his past. When a malevolent demon known as the Devil escapes from his prison, chaos ensues as the villagers become desperate to stop the sinister entity. Patxi finds himself in a dangerous game of wit and will, where the boundaries between good and evil blur. The blacksmith must confront his own inner demons while facing the temptations of power and revenge. As the battle between the blacksmith and the Devil escalates, secrets are revealed and alliances are tested in this gripping tale of darkness and redemption.

Cast

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  Kandido Uranga

  Patxi

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  Uma Bracaglia

  Usue

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  Eneko Sagardoy

  Sartael

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  Ramon Agirre

  Alfredo

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  José Ramón Argoitia

  Mateo

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  Josean Bengoetxea

  Santi

Reviews

Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil is a visually stunning and darkly captivating film that expertly weaves folklore and fantasy. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film for its 'beautifully haunting cinematography' and 'intriguing narrative.' The blending of Basque mythology with a gripping story keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. IMDb lauded the performances of the cast, particularly Kandido Uranga's portrayal of the enigmatic blacksmith. Metacritic commended the film's atmospheric score and immersive world-building. While some critics noted pacing issues, the overall consensus is positive, with viewers appreciating the unique take on a classic tale. Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil successfully creates a chilling and immersive experience that is both visually striking and thematically rich.

See also

The Phantom of the Opera

Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World

Nocturama

The Dark