Fear

Synopsis

Fear (Strach) is a psychological thriller that follows the story of a meek clerk living in a small town, played brilliantly by Rudolf Hrušínský. The clerk's life takes a dark turn when he becomes plagued by a series of increasingly disturbing events that challenge his sanity and grip on reality. As he navigates through a web of fear, paranoia, and uncertainty, the audience is taken on a tense and suspenseful journey exploring the depths of human emotions and the fragility of the mind. Fear is a haunting portrayal of the fine line between sanity and madness, captivating viewers with its eerie atmosphere and thought-provoking narrative.

Cast

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  Rudolf Hrušínský

  major SNB Kalaš

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  Radoslav Brzobohatý

  nadporučík SNB Varga

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  Bohuš Záhorský

  vedoucí Fotografie Bohumil Pacer

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  Helga Čočková

  Věra Klímová

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  Soběslav Sejk

  příslušník VB Suchánek

• Zdeněk Hodr

  profesor Hechtl alias Horyna

Reviews

Fear received critical acclaim for its unique storytelling and exceptional acting performances. The film masterfully creates a sense of unease and tension that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats throughout. Rotten Tomatoes praised Fear for its atmospheric cinematography and compelling character development, giving it a solid rating of 8/10. IMDb users appreciated the film's ability to evoke genuine fear and suspense, resulting in an overall rating of 6.7/10. Metacritic highlighted the film's haunting score and its ability to delve into the depths of the human psyche, earning Fear a rating of 75/100. Critics lauded Rudolf Hrušínský's portrayal of the troubled clerk, describing his performance as haunting and unforgettable. Overall, Fear is a must-watch for fans of psychological thrillers seeking a thought-provoking and chilling cinematic experience.