Tommys Inferno

Synopsis

Tommy's Inferno (2005) is a darkly comedic thriller that follows Tommy, portrayed by Eirik Evjen, as he navigates a labyrinth of crime, personal demons, and moral ambiguity in a gritty urban setting. The film intertwines elements of suspense and dark humor, delivering a narrative that challenges the protagonist's resilience and ethics. As Tommy delves deeper into the inferno of his circumstances, the story explores themes of redemption, betrayal, and the search for meaning amidst chaos. The film's atmospheric cinematography and layered storytelling create an immersive experience that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish.

Cast

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  Eirik Evjen

  Tommy

• Anine Eckhoff

  Maria

• Mehran Iqbal

  Ahmed

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  Linn Skåber

  Tommys mor

• Olivia Gebre-Yohannes

  Isobel

• Anh Vu

  Mai

Reviews

Critics have provided mixed to average reviews of Tommy's Inferno. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.4/10, reflecting a divided audience reaction. Some reviewers have praised the movie for its raw portrayal of flawed characters and its blend of dark humor with thriller elements. For example, CineVue noted, "Tommy's Inferno offers an intriguing glimpse into the underbelly of urban life, anchored by Evjen's compelling performance." However, others have criticized the film for pacing issues and a somewhat convoluted narrative. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official rating due to limited mainstream reviews, but audience feedback often mentions that the film's complex plot might challenge casual viewers. Metacritic does not list a score, indicating the film had limited critical coverage. Overall, Tommy’s Inferno appeals to niche audiences who appreciate character-driven stories with a dark, gritty tone, but it may not meet the expectations of those looking for a conventional thriller.

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