Winterjagd

Name: Winterjagd
Genre: Thriller
Released: 2017-10-02
Duration: 1 h 18 min
Rating: 6.9
Cast: Michael Degen, Carolyn Genzkow, Elisabeth Degen

TV Movie
2017
1h 18m

IMDb RATING

6.9/10

113

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Thriller

On a cold, wintry night, Lena shows up on the doorstep of the Rossberg family mansion. She claims her car has broken down, but her arrival is intentional. Lena is in pursuit of Anselm Rossbe... Read allOn a cold, wintry night, Lena shows up on the doorstep of the Rossberg family mansion. She claims her car has broken down, but her arrival is intentional. Lena is in pursuit of Anselm Rossberg, an aged Auschwitz guard who lives with his daughter, Maria. Anselm and Maria both deny... Read allOn a cold, wintry night, Lena shows up on the doorstep of the Rossberg family mansion. She claims her car has broken down, but her arrival is intentional. Lena is in pursuit of Anselm Rossberg, an aged Auschwitz guard who lives with his daughter, Maria. Anselm and Maria both deny Anselm's past, but Lena is determined to get him to confess, even as her own weapon is tu... Read all

Director
- Astrid Schult
Writers
- Daniel Bickermann
- Astrid Schult
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IMDb RATING

6.9/10

113

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Elisabeth Degen and Michael Degen in Winterjagd (2017)

Elisabeth Degen and Carolyn Genzkow in Winterjagd (2017)

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Michael Degen (Anselm) and Elisabeth Degen (Maria), who play a father and his daughter in this movie, are father and daughter in real life.

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6/10

More of a theater play than a movie

Every aspect of this so-called movie screams of a theatrical performance. Even the way the actors "act", quite unnaturally, just slightly emphasizing emotions and facial movements a tiny bit too much, too continuously, just like during a live play, on stage, because the audience is far away, and not all of them have binocular.... Except maybe for the old Nazi guy who sounded and looked somehow a lot more real and believable to me than the two women.

That being said, the script is quite fine and holds its own, even if quite predictable, not the ending, but the underlying predicament.

All in all, it's a nice little theatre piece. Worth watching, in my opinion.

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