La furia

Year: 2025 (March)

Genre:
Drama

Director:
Gemma Blasco

Stars:
Ángela Cervantes, Ana Torrent, Àlex Monner, Carla Linares, Eli Iranzo, Pau Escobar, Salim Daprincee, Marta Bessa, Victoria Rivero, Judit Cortina ...

Storyline:
A promising actress finds her life shattered after experiencing a traumatic assault at a party. Isolated and doubted by those closest to her—most painfully, her own brother Adrian—she turns to theater as an emotional outlet. Taking on the role of Medea, a character synonymous with betrayal and revenge, she channels her pain into her performance, using the stage as both a refuge and a battleground for her emotions.

But while she seeks healing through art, Adrian embarks on a darker path, unable to accept the uncertainty surrounding the event. His frustration and helplessness evolve into obsession, leading him into dangerous territory as he pursues justice on his own terms.

As the story unfolds, La furia explores the psychological toll of trauma, the complexity of family loyalty, and the consequences of unchecked anger. The film questions whether revenge offers closure or simply deepens the wounds of those involved. While the protagonist battles her emotions through performance, her brother’s unchecked rage sets them on opposing paths—one searching for peace, the other consumed by fury.

Similar movies to La furia

If you enjoy psychological dramas that explore trauma, justice, and revenge, La furia shares thematic elements with these gripping films:

Promising Young Woman (2020) – Also follows a woman dealing with trauma in a psychologically complex way.

The Nightingale (2018) – Features revenge as a central theme, but focuses on how it affects the protagonist emotionally.

Joker (2019) – While not about trauma in the same way, it explores psychological descent and vengeance in a personal way.

💡 Fans of psychological dramas like Promising Young Woman and The Nightingale may find La furia equally compelling. While not a direct revenge thriller, the film delves into trauma, emotional isolation, and the moral dilemmas of justice. Much like Joker, it questions how personal pain can spiral into obsession, leading to unintended consequences.

📌 Final Thoughts

With its raw emotions and intense character journeys, La furia is set to join the ranks of thought-provoking psychological dramas that leave audiences reflecting long after the credits roll.

Which of these films have you seen? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!