Höhenangst

1994
1h 45min

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Fritz Karl and Dolores Schmidinger in Höhenangst (1994)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThis is an unusual love story between Mario, a young man from the city who believes he has already failed in life, and a country-woman from a small village in the provinces who is disenchant... Leer todoThis is an unusual love story between Mario, a young man from the city who believes he has already failed in life, and a country-woman from a small village in the provinces who is disenchanted with life. To start fresh, Mario flees to the countryside and ends up on a mountain far... Leer todoThis is an unusual love story between Mario, a young man from the city who believes he has already failed in life, and a country-woman from a small village in the provinces who is disenchanted with life. To start fresh, Mario flees to the countryside and ends up on a mountain farm that belongs to Ms. Gusenleitner and her father, who gives him work as a farmhand for be... Leer todo

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10iman-roder

Visually stunning, riveting, surrealistic master piece

I saw this film about 8 years ago, and it has stayed with me vividly, not many films make that kind of impression on me. Most memorable are the many stunning, often surrealistic visuals throughout the film. The plot and characters are psychologically intriguing and complex. It's the kind of film that could stand to be watched several times, unfortunately I was able to see it only once so far. It's an Austrian film directed by a native Iranian who is also a neurologist. If I remember correctly the director makes a cameo, as he often does in his films. I believe this is his finest work, though many of his films, that I've seen are wonderful. The screenplay was written by his son. I highly recommend this film and that's not only because my uncle made it.