Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Aleksandra Cwen | ... | Albrun | |
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Celina Peter | ... | Albrun (jung) |
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Claudia Martini | ... | Mutter |
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Tanja Petrovsky | ... | Swinda (as Tanja Petrovskij) |
Haymon Maria Buttinger | ... | Dorfpfarrer | |
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Franz Stadler | ... | Sepp |
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Killian Abeltshauser | ... | Farmer (as Kilian Abeltshauser) |
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Gerdi Marlen Simonn | ... | Baby Martha |
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Thomas Petruo | ... | Doctor |
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Judith Geerts | ... | Nun |
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Maximilian Hinterberger | ... | Village Boy 1 |
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Richard Gerum | ... | Village Boy 2 |
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Mario Schulze | ... | Man with Mask 1 |
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Gerhard Lentner | ... | Man with Mask 2 |
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Andreas Steiner | ... | Man with Mask 3 |
The dark legend of the young woman Albrun and her struggle to preserve her own sanity, and tries to explore the fine line between ancient magic, faith and madness at a time when pagan beliefs in witches and nature spirits spread fear and terror in the minds of the rural population. Written by AnonymousB
We live in an extremely fast paced world....overfloaded by stimuli that are all around us. Used be able to get from A to B in no time....and most movies of our time adapt this pace.
But this one is different. It is not only set in very different time, it IS this different time. This movie lets you feel the slower pacing of old times. What some critics consider painstakingly boring, is just the clash between live has been paced a long time ago and how it is now. It is menacing - and I think it is supposed to be.
There is a nearly absolut absence of dialog. There are only a few sentences spoken in the entire movie. That is another clash between days past and our time. We talk all the time, chatter about just anything. But not in this movie. There is no need to talk. Just feel it.
And this movie is a lot about FEELING it. The main character does not elaborate or think about things - she just feels...like an animal. Just be and feel.
This movie doesn´t make sense. There is no plot that has to make sense. This is just being. It is what it is.
I have to watch it again to decide if I give it an even higher rating.