FINGERS

Cinemavixion Review

Juan Ortiz's 'FINGERS' plunges into the unsettling psyche of a boss whose carefully constructed professional life unravels with the gruesome revelation of an employee's missing digit. The premise hints at a potent exploration of buried trauma and the darkness that can fester beneath a veneer of normalcy. Sabina Friedman-Seitz and Jeremy Gardner are poised to deliver performances that navigate the psychological depths of their characters, as the narrative promises a descent into a personal hell. This is a film that dares to confront the uncomfortable, suggesting that the most terrifying demons are often the ones we carry within ourselves, waiting for the slightest provocation to emerge. Ortiz appears to be crafting a compelling psychological thriller that will linger long after the credits roll.