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Azrael

Name: Azrael
Genre: Action, Horror, Thriller
Released: 2024-09-27
Duration: 86 min
Rating: 5.853

★ 5,9 /10 (463 Votes)

2024 EN 86 min

Overview

In a world where no one speaks, a devout female hunts down a young woman who has escaped her imprisonment. Recaptured by its ruthless leaders, Azrael is due to be sacrificed to pacify an ancient evil deep within the surrounding wilderness.

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Release date

27/09/2024

Votes

463

Popularity

5.5

Many years after the rapture… Among the survivors, some are driven to renounce their sin of Speech.

Genres

Action Horror Thriller

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

86 min

Budget

$12,000,000

Revenue

$631,272

Samara Weaving

Azrael

Vic Carmen Sonne

Miriam

Katariina Unt

Josefine

Peter Christoffersen

Demian

Nathan Stewart-Jarrett

Kenan

Johhan Rosenberg

Anton

Eero Milonoff

Luther

Sebastian Bull Sarning

Isaac

Rea Lest-Liik

Liesl

Phong Giang

Sevrin

Sonia Roszczuk

Burnt Woman

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Valentin Tzin

Tall Burnt Man

Vincent Willestrand

Leon

Karen Bengo

Esmeralda

Felix Leech

Thin Burnt Man

Ekke Märten Hekles

Mid-Ground Burnt Person

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Robin Liksor

Mid-Ground Burnt Person

Karl Edgar Tammi

Mid-Ground Burnt Person / Villager

Boyan Anev

Mid-Ground Burnt Person

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Roger Purtsak

Background Burnt Person

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Edgar Rahhimov

Background Burnt Person

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Marten Frank

Background Burnt Person

Jan-Erik Sedrik

Background Burnt Person

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Elvira Erli

Josefine's Mom

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Kaire Sõmer

Mother

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Eliisabet Estrid Somer

Kid

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Alisa Merkurieva

Villager

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Andreas Ainjärv

Villager

Anne Türnpu

Villager

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Christopher Das Raaj

Villager

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Claudia Isabel Lopez Ortiz

Villager

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Daniel Amanyo

Villager

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Dmitry Merkuriev

Villager

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Ege Berk Akgün

Villager

Ene Pappel

Villager

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Helin Rääk

Villager

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Janek Karakatš

Villager

Jegor Sevastjanov

Villager

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Jekaterina Meinert

Villager

Johanna Vaiksoo

Villager

Jörgen Liik

Villager

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Klaus Abram Siimon

Villager

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Konstantin Aleksejev

Villager

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Lenna Lii Kuuskla

Villager

Liis Maria Kaabel

Villager

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Lisette Malla

Villager

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Maarja Tammemägi

Villager

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Madis Laur

Villager

Marion Tammet

Villager

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Martin Köstner

Villager

Meelis Rämmeld

Villager

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Mia Moore

Villager

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Priit Kesa

Villager

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Reena Uusmets

Villager

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Sergei Pozdniakov

Villager

Silva Pijon

Villager

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Silver Soorsk

Villager

Sirelyn Rääk

Villager

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Sofia Kruusamägi

Villager

Stefan Hein

Villager

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Vivek Tyagi

Villager

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FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://movieswetextedabout.com/azrael-review-a-dialogue-free-horror-that-thrives-on-visuals-and-samara-weavings-magnetic-performance/ "Azrael is characterized by the absence of dialogue and a dense visual narrative, challenging viewers to interpret every detail. E. L. Katz's direction, combined with Mart Taniel's captivating cinematography, creates a mysterious, immersive atmosphere, though it doesn't always balance the story's ambiguity with the need for emotional impact. Nonetheless, Samara Weaving's magnetic performance is the true pillar that holds the mov…

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Dumb and boring where political message seems more important than a story itself. No explanation what happened or what's going on. All we have is a stupid girl who became John Wick and magically managed to kill whole village without a scratch. Seriously, don't waste your time on this garbage. If you stil decide to watch it anyway, bear in mind there's no speech in this movie. It's a bad copy of "Quiet Place" with no plot & bad performance.

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Azrael is one of those movies where the lead actress carries the whole thing on her shoulders. Samara Weaving absolutely owns her role with such expressive intensity and raw energy that you can’t take your eyes off her. She makes Azrael a character worth rooting for, even when the story doesn’t give her much to work with. Her performance is electric, and she brings so much life to a movie that often feels like it’s just... happening around her. Visually, the film is stunning. The cinematography and the dark, oppressive atmosphere set the perfect tone for a post-apocalyptic horror. The Burne…

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Film students often shoot a horror movie as their first project, as it is the easiest and cheapest option—requiring hardly any dialogue or plot. This film represents an extreme case of that phenomenon: where no one speaks, there is simply no script. Granted, something could have been made of this concept had the plot been more complex. But as it stands, it remains entirely at the level of a student film. Given that, the production costs are baffling; I have seen significantly better fan-made productions for just US$ 23,000. OK, people did their job, so they got paid. The cinematography a…

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