Nov. 05, 2021|United States | France | Kazakhstan | Belarus|94 Min.|R
Genre: Action;War
Description: Hell Hath No Fury (2021) is a film that explores the enduring potential of World War II as a backdrop for thrilling narratives. The story revolves around a woman who finds herself pitted against Germany, France, and the United States single-handedly. While such a battle may seem futile, the stakes—freedom and Nazi gold—drive her to extraordinary lengths. But how far will she go?
Initially, the film’s lead character, Marie, is depicted as a Nazi sympathizer, which creates confusion for the viewer. While it’s common for stories to feature undercover heroes infiltrating enemy ranks, Hell Hath No Fury prolongs this ambiguity, making it challenging to align with the protagonist. Actress Nina Bergman shoulders the film nearly on her own, and for much of the opening act, viewers are left uncertain whether to support her or question her loyalty. This narrative choice risks alienating the audience early on.
However, once the film clarifies its direction, it becomes far more engaging. Bergman delivers a compelling performance, infusing the character with personality and grace. The supporting cast complements her well, and as the story’s focal point becomes clearer, it becomes easier to invest in the film. Ultimately, the enjoyment of Hell Hath No Fury hinges on how viewers navigate the confusing setup of the first act. Those who persevere will be rewarded with a surprisingly satisfying experience, despite the initial uncertainty of cheering for a potential Nazi ally.
Cast director: Jesse V. Johnson
Cast actor: Nina Bergman, Daniel Bernhardt, Louis Mandylor, Timothy V. Murphy, Dominiquie Vandenberg, Josef Cannon, Luke LaFontaine, Charles Fathy, Alina Andrei
Original name: Hell Hath No Fury