Devil's Play

Complex Characters: The devil is often portrayed as a morally ambiguous character, which can make them fascinating to watch. You might enjoy the complexity and duality of these characters-whether they're sinister or charming, they often have depth that makes them interesting.

Exploration of Good vs. Evil: These films often play with the classic theme of good versus evil, making you think about morality, temptation, and the choices we make. It can be engaging to see characters struggle with these larger-than-life concepts.

Thrills and Suspense: Many films with the devil include horror or supernatural elements, which can create a sense of tension, suspense, and excitement. The unpredictability of the devil's actions keeps things thrilling.

It could be a story for love, for agression, for lies, for the dark side of the human being and the bright side as well. Mickey Rourke's presence is impressive! His talent reigns over the whole story! Yong actors and Dessy Tenekedjieva and Gary Strech are very good in their acting. Their characters are lost in the middle of nowhere of their own life. The story is interesting, full of unexpected twist and turns. There are two faces of devil - a young man and priest and two faces of the angel - a young woman and her deaf mother. And the end is a surprise. It is a different film. Chocking but interesting to be seen.

I have had the pleasure to see this amazing film recently. To be honest, I have not seen such a good movie for a very long time.

The wheels of heaven is a really well-thought story depicted on the big screen. It perfectly shows how deception can be destructing for us humans and for our relationships. Amazing actors play, excellent directory, a lot of new faces on the screen next to experienced icons. Besides, the music underlines the message of the movie. I really liked this. I also admire, that even in such "dark" movie, you could find elements of humour and some jolly moments. For me definitely a well-done masterpiece.

The plot and pacing were a total mess. It's like the director was making it up as they were filming it. Some utterly and completely confusing scenes which brought no support to the plotline. Horrible pacing. Bad English from the Bulgarian actors (Except for Torosyan, he is the only one who seems to have taken it seriously). Also, why did this movie even have to be in English? One of the better scenes was in Bulgarian and was actually touching. The advertising leans heavily on Mickey Rourke, but 95% of his scenes are very obviously filmed off-site and spliced into the movie at times which are vaguely related to what he says. Not even going to get into the religious themes and imagery, because that is a total mess. Good cinematography and choice of filming locations. Alright music. Overall, seems like a dust-in-your-eye-with-marketing cashgrab. Is Bulgarian cinema on its way back downhill after "Gundi"?

An extremely pointless and poorly made film. In fact, this is not a film with a plot, but just some kind of salad. The main actress and screenwriter show their life and try to make a film out of it, but the audience has no need to watch the works of sick minds who publicly claim that they need to be treated in mental clinics. There is a difference between real art and the products of sick minds, after all! It is obvious how this salad had a low budget and towards the end of the mixing, there is a meager stupid idea that extremely ugly turns into a finale showing the brutalisms of deeply confused people. In reality, this is a project that has very badly spent a lot of money on yet another neoliberal satanic advertisement.