FeatureR2023·99m·6.4

Soulcatcher

ActionThriller

A military contractor hired to seize a weapon that turns people into savage killers seeks revenge when his brother falls victim to the device.

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Cast

Piotr Witkowski

Robert 'Kieł' Kieł

Jacek Koman

Jan Zaremba

Jacek Poniedziałek

Witold Mazur

Mariusz Bonaszewski

Yousif Bashir Mamedow

Aleksandra Adamska

'Burza'

Vansh Luthra

Harbir

Maciej Nawrocki

Harbir (voice)

Sebastian Stankiewicz

Pilot Krzysztof

Mateusz Młodzianowski

'Byk'

Michalina Olszańska

Eliza Mazur

Mateusz Rzeźniczak

Damian Prochyra

Jacek Feliks Knap

Artur

Michał Burdan

Piotr 'Młody' Kieł

Janilson Tavares Lopes da Cruz

Otar Saralidze

Louis

Michał Karmowski

'Seba'

Hanna Koczewska

Fiancée

Jędrzej Jezierski

Jan's Soldier

Adam Kupaj

Jan's Soldier

Katarzyna Chojnacka

Natalia

Details

Status
Released
Original language
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Budget
Revenue
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Lightcraft

Crew

Director

Daniel Markowicz

Writers

Daniel Markowicz, Daniel Markowicz

Arkadiusz Tomiak

Director of Photography

Jarosław Barzan

Editor

Malgorzata Skorupa

Costume Design

Stefan Wesołowski

Original Music Composer

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Reviews

MovieGuys

8/3/2023

5.0

Polish film Soulcatcher's key shortcoming is doing too many things badly, when it could have done fewer things, well. The story starts off engagingly enough and it looks like we are being set up for a zombie style, military action flick, with a sci fi tie in. Instead of developing this idea and running with it, this film then moves into a fictional weapon of mass destruction (that turn's people into violent, zombie like killers) scenario and throws in half baked, political intrigue. Action is still core of this film but its bumps jarringly over the roughly rutted, plot hole infested path, of inconsistent storytelling. The results an unsatisfying watch that leaves a strong sense of indifference. The remaining positives include fair to middling action sequences and decent acting. Clearly some money has been spent, on these aspects of the film. In summary, oftentimes, "less is more", especially when you are dealing with what is presumably, a straightforward action driven flick.