Told from the view of musician Nico, "Nesseltal' tells the story of a friend's 30th birthday weekend in a secluded mountain lodge in the alps. After the group falls out over an ...
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3 wins & 1 nomination.
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Maximilian Allgeier | ... | Manni |
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Jens Atzorn | ... | Nils |
| Ben Blaskovic | ... | Nico (as Benedikt Blaskovic) | |
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Nicolai Roman Blaskovic | ||
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Laura Cuenca Serrano | ... | Lara |
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Jenny Marie Muck | ... | Marie |
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Ronja Peters | ... | Liz |
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Emilio Pfennig | ... | Nico (jung) |
| Oliver Scheffel | ... | Olaf | |
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Ferdinand Schmidt-Modrow | ... | Nepomuk |
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Kathrin Anna Stahl | ... | Annegret |
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Told from the view of musician Nico, "Nesseltal' tells the story of a friend's 30th birthday weekend in a secluded mountain lodge in the alps. After the group falls out over an alcohol-fuelled argument, the story takes a turn for the worse. Not only has Nico disappeared but the group also find themselves confronted by a much more terrible secret that their unfortunate weekend destination holds.
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27 October 2016 (Germany) See more »Filming Locations:
Bayrischzell, Bavaria, GermanyCompany Credits
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This movie was so outstanding I was compelled to finally create an account on imdb! I don't know what to say because I wouldn't want to spoil anything. Let's just say it's a fantastic movie by a very talented director that deserves a rewatch or two to fully understand it (at least in my case). A rare pearl in the days of cheap flicks.