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In the Hand of Dante review: You might need to see the craziest new movie on Netflix

Netflix’s latest drama stars A-list actors and is already being called the streaming giant’s wildest release yet

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Critics are describing it as a bold, unconventional drama with surreal and provocative elements, drawing comparisons to Dante’s *Inferno* in tone and ambition. Coverage from *The New York Times*, *Roger Ebert*, *Digital Spy*, *The Boston Globe*, and *Yahoo* highlights the film’s divisive yet visually striking approach.

Reviews emphasize its audacity, with some calling it a “circle of hell” and others framing it as a “not-so-divine folly.” The cast’s star power is being leveraged to attract viewers despite its unconventional narrative. With no additional details on plot or reception beyond its boldness, attention will focus on streaming metrics and audience reactions in the coming days.

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Quick answers

Who stars in *In the Hand of Dante*?

Oscar Isaac, Gerard Butler, Jason Momoa, and Gal Gadot.

What genre is the film?

Coverage describes it as a bold, surreal drama with elements of dark fantasy or psychological intensity.

Is the film divisive?

Yes—critics are calling it both ‘bonkers’ and ‘provocative,’ with mixed but attention-grabbing reviews.

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Netflix Oscar Isaac Gerard Butler Jason Momoa Gal Gadot surreal drama

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