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Berlin Syndrome is a 2017 psychological horror thriller film directed by Cate Shortland from a screenplay by Shaun Grant, based on the 2012 novel of the same name by Melanie Joosten. The film follows a young Australian photographer who travels to Germany, where she meets an attractive young English teacher. Waking up after a stormy night of passion with him, the photographer is suddenly taken hostage by her would-be…
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🎞 Австралійсько-німецька драма "Берлінський синдром" ("Berlin Syndrome") вийшла на екрани 2017 року. У ролях: Тереза Палмер, Макс Рімельт та інші. Стрічка створена на основі однойменного роману Мелані Джоостен. 💬 За сюжетом, австралійка приїжджає у Берлін просто мандруючи. Вона фотографує те, що її цікавить, і випадково на вулиці знайомиться з німецьким хлопцем. Він знає англійську, так як викладає її в спортивній…More
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As the title suggests, Berlin Syndrome refers to the Stockholm Syndrome that took place in the German capital, where past events once, even still split populations within them. One party celebrates the freedom of repression, the other holds the romance of the life of the past that they perceive as perfect. Adapting Melanie Joosten's novel, Berlin Syndrome away from the thriller-themed routine of kidnapping tou…More
The title plays with our expectations. Unfortunately, I found the film too long in duration but also too short to dig deeper. Berlin Syndrome is a good title. He plays with our expectations. The title probably refers to " Stockholm Syndrome ," which, as we know, is a psychological response in which the abducted hostages are beginning to feel sympathy for the kidnappers irrespective of what they have experienced befo…More
") By Subhash K. Jha Film: "Berlin Syndrome"; Director: Cate Shortland; Cast: Teresa Palmer and Max Reimelt; Rating: \*\*\* This matter-of-fact brisk and tactile thriller doesn't take long to get down to the business on hand. Delving into the psyche of a sociopath who is a normal working-class bloke is not easy. The evil here is more suggested than manifested. Which is why when the young Australian tourist Clara (Te…More