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Tag Archives: austria
Identities 2017: Siebzehn (Seventeen)
Siebzehn Austria 2017 Written by Monja Art Directed by Monja Art Watched on 13.06.2017 Too bad. While it took me a while to really get into the movie (for example, the acting of the supporting cast was a little amateurish; … Continue reading
Viennale 2016 – Day 2: Hidden Reserves (Stille Reserven)
Stille Reserven Austria 2016 Written by Valentin Hitz Directed by Valentin Hitz Watched on 21.10.2016 While Austria isn’t quite such a desert wasteland when it comes to genre movies as Germany, we hardly ever have a try at science fiction. … Continue reading
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/slash 2016 – Day 1: Attack of the Lederhosenzombies
Attack of the Lederhosenzombies Austria 2016 Written by Dominik Hartl & Armin Prediger Directed by Dominik Hartl Watched on 22.09.2016 The title should already make it clear that “Attack of the Lederhosenzombies” isn’t a straight-out horror movie, but rather a … Continue reading
Viennale 2015 – Day 10: Einer von uns (One of Us)
Einer von uns AUT 2015 Written by Stephan Richter Directed by Stephan Richter Watched on 31.10.2015 This is going to be a hard review to write, since a) I’m an advocate for Austrian cinema, b) I commend the filmmakers for … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, austria, drama, Einer von uns, One of us, stephan richter, Viennale, Viennale 2015
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Viennale 2015 – Day 5: Last Shelter
Last Shelter AUT 2015 Written by Gerald Igor Hauzenberger Directed by Gerald Igor Hauzenberger Watched on 26.10.2015 “Last Shelter” is a good, objective and well-made documentary that nevertheless, in my opinion, missed the last punch. I didn’t find it particularly … Continue reading
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Austrian Cinema #03: Der Knochenmann (The Bone Man)
Der Knochenmann AUT 2009 Written by Wolf Haas, Josef Hader & Wolfgang Murnberger Directed by Wolfgang Murnberger Watched on 08.08.2015 “Der Knochenmann” ranks somewhere in the middle between “Komm, süßer Tod” and “Silentium” for me. Once again, Simon Brenner stumbles … Continue reading
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Tagged austria, austrian cinema, Birgit Minichmayr, Brenner, Christoph Luser, comedy, crime, Der Knochenmann, Dorka Gryllus, Josef Bierbichler, Josef Hader, Pia Hierzegger, Simon Brenner, Simon Schwarz, thriller, Wolf Haas, Wolfgang Murnberger
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Austrian Cinema #02: Silentium
Silentium AUT 2004 Written by Wolf Haas, Josef Hader & Wolfgang Murnberger Directed by Wolfgang Murnberger Watched on 23.07.2015 After the success of “Komm, süßer Tod”, and given the fact that there were many more Brenner-novels by Wolf Haas who … Continue reading
Austrian Cinema #01: Komm, süßer Tod (Come, Sweet Death)
Komm, süßer Tod AUT 2000 Written by Wolf Haas, Josef Hader & Wolfgang Murnberger Directed by Wolfgang Murnberger Watched on 13.07.2015 Hello and welcome to yet another new feature on my blog. In this category, I’m going to put the … Continue reading
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Tagged austria, austrian cinema, cime, Josef Hader, Komm süßer Tod, Simon Brenner, Wolf Haas, Wolfgang Murnberger
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At the Movies 2015: Das ewige Leben (The Eternal Life)
Das ewige Leben (The Eternal Life) AUT 2014 Written by Josef Hader, Wolfgang Murnberger & Wolf Haas Directed by Wolfgang Murnberger Watched on 13.03.2015 The “Brenner”-films are some of the best movies that Austria has produced within the last decades, … Continue reading
Viennale 2014 – Day 12: Stimmen (Voices)
Stimmen (Voices) Austria 2014 Written by Mara Mattuschka Directed by Mara Mattuschka This movie sounded really interesting and promising – so interesting and promising in fact, that it was one of the reasons why I decided to take the day … Continue reading
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Tagged austria, Mara Mattuschka, Stimmen, Viennale 2014, Voices
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