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HorrorThrillerDrama

Trauma

- Evil requires loyalty

Four friends visit a rural locality of Chile, are brutally attacked by a man and his son. After not finding help in the town, they decide to confront these men with the help of a pair of policemen. But in this way, they will discover that their attackers have in their blood the direct legacy of the darkest period of Chilean history and will have to face the most brutal enemy.

Release Date : 2017-12-25

Language :Spanish

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Trauma SpaBorder Motion CinemaChris Reiben ProductionsSBH FilmsToo Much Films

Production Country : Chile

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Catalina Martin

Character Name : Andrea

Original Name : Catalina Martin

Gender : Female

Macarena Carrere

Character Name : Camila

Original Name : Macarena Carrere

Gender : Female

Daniel Antivilo

Character Name : Juan

Original Name : Daniel Antivilo

Gender : Male

Ximena del Solar

Character Name : Julia

Original Name : Ximena del Solar

Gender : Female

Dominga Bofill

Character Name : Magdalena

Original Name : Dominga Bofill

Gender : Female

Felipe Ríos

Character Name : Mario

Original Name : Felipe Ríos

Gender : Male

Eduardo Paxeco

Character Name : Pedro

Original Name : Eduardo Paxeco

Gender : Male

Claudio Riveros

Character Name : Diego

Original Name : Claudio Riveros

Gender : Male

Alejandro Trejo

Character Name : Agent

Original Name : Alejandro Trejo

Gender : Male

Catalina Bianchi

Character Name : Juan's Mother

Original Name : Catalina Bianchi

Gender : Female

Nicolás Rojas

Character Name : Antonio

Original Name : Nicolás Rojas

Gender : Male

Nicolás Platovsky

Character Name : Mirista 2

Original Name : Nicolás Platovsky

Gender : Male

Cristian Ramos

Character Name : Mirista 1

Original Name : Cristian Ramos

Gender : Male

Claudia Aravena

Character Name : Carmen

Original Name : Claudia Aravena

Gender : Male

Mauricio Rojas

Character Name : Bar Owner

Original Name : Mauricio Rojas

Gender : Male

Felipe Eluti

Character Name : Man at the Bar

Original Name : Felipe Eluti

Gender : Male

Bárbara Ríos

Character Name : Tortured Woman

Original Name : Bárbara Ríos

Gender : Female

Fabiola Zamora

Character Name : Tortured Woman

Original Name : Fabiola Zamora

Gender : Female

Cristian Toledo

Character Name : Soldier

Original Name : Cristian Toledo

Gender : Male

Herman Heyne

Character Name : Police Officer

Original Name : Herman Heyne

Gender : Male

Reviews

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Simon Foster

@Simon Foster

2021-06-23

"For a film so consumed by painful memories, the most potent act of killing that Trauma imagines is the one that leaves the ghosts of the past behind for good..." Read the full review here: http://screen-space.squarespace.com/reviews/2018/4/19/trauma.html

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Zalgow

@Zalgow

2022-09-16

**This movie tries very hard to be something, but fails.** Reading the plot summary, you might think, that this is yet another _Rape & Revenge_ movie. Having seen it, I can tell you that it is not. **Comparison to Martyrs** That movie actually got my interest as it was compared to _Martyrs_, a movie of the _New French Extreme_ genre. Turned out, it has nothing in common with Laugier's masterpiece. While _Martyrs_ has a meaning that is transported by the movie and supported by almost every aspect of every scene in the movie, with _Trauma_ it is exactly the opposite. _Traumas_ scenes are mostly intended to be gory, disturbing or simply disgusting but nothing of this feels linked to the main plot. Some other scenes try to be artistic, but they just seem misplaced in this movie. **The plot** Back to the plot: Roja places a lot of interesting puzzle pieces, like the eponymous Trauma that haunts the antagonists. What is the relationship between the four women? Why is it commonly known for the residents and the police (and somehow accepted) that the guys are psychopaths? And many more ... And that is the point that I was completely disapointed with. The plot develops mostly in illogical ways, that puzzle pieces are thrown on the screen but almost never connect to anything. Rojas seems to be overwehelmed by his own attempt to create a compexity that leaves the audience with that mindfuck feeling when everthing connects at the end. However, with Trauma you will be left with a lot of loose ends dangling around and even more "But Why/what about ...? questions. **Movie realization** One aspect about the movie is notable: The special effects are very good. Not much more to say about it without including Spoilers, but give that SFX team a raise! The camera/screenplay is kind of inconsitent. Soemtimes it matches the brilliance of the effects and sometimes it just feels wrong. Too shaky, cuts away too fast, ... The actors are trying their best, the german translation/dubbing varies from mediocre to softporn-like. **Conclusion** Those of you who want to see some gory scenes (and nudity) and liked _A Serbian Film_, take a look. Everyone else, watch something else.