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High energy, strong craft, emotionally cool.
Nerve-racking and violent
Builds slowly, so the intensity comes in waves.
Melancholic and moving
Serious throughout
Everyday modern life, a real life story, and the mind
Lived-in and easy to get lost in.
Standout direction, performances, and storytelling
Functional look and sound
Nerve-racking and violent
Builds slowly, so the intensity comes in waves.
The Doomsday Cult of Antares de la Luz is nerve-racking and violent. The story builds slowly, so the intensity comes in waves.
Melancholic and moving
Emotionally, it's melancholic and moving.
Serious throughout
Expect almost no humor.
Everyday modern life, a real life story, and the mind
Lived-in and easy to get lost in.
Its world is built around everyday modern life, a real life story, and the mind. The setting feels lived-in and easy to get lost in.
Standout direction, performances, and storytelling
The direction, performances, and storytelling stand out.
Functional look and sound
The look and sound stay functional.
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Documentary
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The Doomsday Cult of Antares de la Luz is included with a subscription to Netflix in the United States. All links in Where to Watch go to these licensed services.
Opinions are mixed, with a GoodWatch score of 63/100 (IMDb 5.8). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.
Content advisories: disturbing imagery, suicide themes, and violence.
1 h 40 min
The Doomsday Cult of Antares de la Luz runs 1 h 40 min.
Yes. It's based on real events or a real person's life.
It was made in Spanish. Produced in Chile.
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