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I don't even think I have words to describe what a waste of time that movie was. I had to walk halfway through the movie among other disappointed viewers. The scenes and dialogue are too awkward and the sound effects were forcefully added to not-very-thrilling dialogue. I cringed so hard watching the actors over-act not to mention the camera angles were so repetitive during conversations.

During multiple times in the movie I questioned myself "Do people really behave like this? That can't be".

I owe this movie for making me and friends leave early to spend time together walking around the city and eating warm and spicy hummus.

Very good movie, it deserves to give credit to Kevin Spacey and stop canceling him, he is a great Actor, He deserves a second chance, he is a double Oscar winner, and he has been declared innocent by several Courts, The movie is very good, it is offering a good Role, is always in the Line of best Actors.

Recommended film and good work by Eric Robert along with the magnificent Kevin Spacey. And wonderful Job of the Italian Director Massimo Paolucci.

Watcheble and good and very entretaining with a good twist , I really enjoy watch the movie and play the role of Satan is seems like John Milton role in Paradise lost.

In my opinion, Eric Roberts delivers an outstanding performance, bringing a sense of vulnerability to his character. His acting, more subtle yet equally powerful, adds depth to the film, transcending the surface-level plot. He effectively portrays the inner conflict of a man who, despite his attempts to escape, is trapped in a larger scheme than he can comprehend.

The soundtrack, in particular, contributes sublimely to the film's atmosphere. The music integrates seamlessly with the narrative, heightening moments of tension and introspection. It's never intrusive, but gently accompanies the unfolding story, intensifying both the visual and emotional experience.

The Contract is an engaging and well-crafted psychological thriller, featuring top-notch performances and an intriguing script that leaves a lasting impression. A film that deserves to be seen for its depth and originality.

The Contract is a psychological thriller that grabs the audience's attention from the very first minute, thanks to a powerful and unsettling performance by Kevin Spacey. His ability to embody evil in a subtle yet captivating way is extraordinary; his presence on screen is magnetic and charged with tension. Spacey manages to make his character both enigmatic and menacing, never resorting to the cliché of the "villain," but instead crafting a deep and psychologically complex antagonist.

The screenplay deserves a special mention. With its clever plot, it blends suspense with philosophical reflections on fate, free will, and the influence of dark forces in our lives. It's not just a thriller, but a profound exploration of human psychology that keeps the viewer engaged until the very end!

A fantastic immersion into the sphere of the thriller world premiering at the Cairo festival, "The Contract" is the seductive story of a journalist struggling with his own anger, self-centeredness and obsessions.

This peculiar story not only teaches us to learn what our darkest sides and demons are, but also teaches us how to deal with them.

Outstanding music, perfect cast with excellent chemistry and cohesion among the characters.

In Kevin Spacey we find the facets of a troubled soul that makes us empathize, all of us.

Originality, creative depth and passion are the key words in the conception of this film. A great little masterpiece.

I was fortunate enough to see this film in its world premiere at the Cairo festival, witnessing the wonderful tension-filled climax that first whispers and then shouts out loud the true price of success. Wonderful.

The talent of the actors is powerful and allows complete immersion and immersion in the story, allowing us to never let go of the tension until the film's finale.

Kevin Spacey is masterful, but the rest of the cast is no less.

Serving as a splendid backdrop is a perfect setting that makes for a harmonious hero's journey in a dark, modern, peculiar key.

Wonderful screenwriting debut by Eva Henger. Unmissable.