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Los Farad

Los Farad (2023)

6.6 / 10

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Los Farad

2023 CrimeDrama 6.6 / 10

The day Oskar, a typical local boy, crosses paths with the mysterious and wealthy Farad family, his life changes forever. Oskar enters a winner-take-all game, the world of international arms trafficking. In Marbella where the Farads live, luxury, adrenaline and intense emotions await him... But also a backside of violence and cynicism that tests his will.

Los Farad: Cast & Crews

Top Cast
Javier Bardem, Penélope Cruz, Ethan Hawke, Carmen Maura, Joaquín Furriel

What Our Critics Think

Independent reviews from the Compare TV editorial team.

Review Team
4/5
4/5

Los Farad is a striking entry into the thriller genre, encapsulating the perilous allure of the arms trade through the eyes of a young protagonist, Oskar. The film immerses viewers in the opulent yet treacherous world of the Farad family, where every decision has life-altering consequences. Director ... Show more >>

Editor Team
3/5
3/5

Los Farad tries to walk the fine line between thrilling and thought-provoking, but it sometimes stumbles. Oskar's journey into the arms trafficking world is filled with potential, yet the film occasionally feels bogged down by its own ambition. The luxurious backdrop of Marbella is captivating, but ... Show more >>

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Los Farad is a gripping exploration of the dark world of international arms trafficking, blending adrenaline with emotional depth. The film's compelling narrative and strong performances make it a worthwhile watch for those intrigued by thrillers that challenge moral boundaries.

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