Frantz Richard

Frantz Richard’s filmography isn’t just a list—it’s basically a punch in the gut, emotionally speaking. The dude’s got a knack for picking projects that leave you thinking about life, death, and honestly, the stuff that keeps you up at night. Take “Revenge” (2017), for example. Not your average popcorn flick. It’s brutal, stylish, and messy in all the right ways. If you like your movies covered in sweat and blood, with a side of poetic justice, this one’s probably already on your radar. Richard’s involvement in that? Yeah, it adds a certain edge—he’s not just there, he’s making you feel the grit and adrenaline. Then there’s “Of Gods and Men” (2010), which hits a totally different vibe. This isn’t about fists or fury; it’s about faith, doubt, and those moments where you stare into the void and wonder what really matters. It’s heavy, but not in the way that drags you down. More like, you walk away feeling a bit changed, you know? Richard’s performances tend to do that—just quietly powerful, making you question stuff you didn’t even realize you cared about. Now, “Survive” (2024) is his latest, and the title pretty much says it all. Survival, desperation, maybe a little hope clawing its way through the chaos. Richard’s got this way of making characters look real, like people you could actually meet (or avoid) in real life. If his past roles are any clue, expect something raw, maybe even a little uncomfortable, but always worth watching till the credits roll.