Creditors (2015)

In the gripping cinematic debut of actor Ben Cura, "Creditors" brings to life a contemporary narrative of the 1888 August Strindberg play, weaving a tale of love, betrayal, and psychological warfare. Described as a Terrence Malick film in monochrome, this compelling piece of cinema questions the norms of gender roles, female sensuality, and male insecurities with an incisive sharpness. The film features powerful performances from its ensemble cast, injecting a chilling modern relevance into time-worn themes. The story opens with Grant Pierce, a passionate admirer of art, journeying from the bustling streets of London to the sun-soaked landscapes of Madrid, Spain. His singular ambition is to meet his beloved painter, the American Freddie Lynch, currently residing at a secluded hotel, "El Madroño", nestled away from the city's clamour. As Grant steps into the rustic charm of "El Madroño", he discovers a broken Freddie Lynch, a man crippled not just in body but in spirit, revealing his inability to paint for the past year. Under the scrutinising gaze of Michael Redmane, one of the hotel's owners, Grant and Freddie strike an unlikely friendship. As their bond deepens, the mystery of Freddie's tumultuous marriage to the stunningly beautiful writer Chloe Fleury begins to unfurl. It’s an intricate web of secrets that goes beyond Freddie's artistic sterility, leading to an obsession with Chloe's former husband. "Creditors" is a film that promises to delve into the depths of human relationships, revealing a disturbing portrait of love, obsession, and the devastating power of secrets.

Creditors is a comedy movie featuring Ben Cura.

Creditors is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on The Roku Channel and Tubi TV and it's also available on Amazon Prime Video and Flix Premiere.

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