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3096 Jours

Original title: 3096 Tage
  • 2013
  • 1h 51m
IMDb RATING
6.5/10
18K
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Thure Lindhardt in 3096 Jours (2013)
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A young Austrian girl is kidnapped and held in captivity for eight years. Based on the factual case of Natascha Kampusch.A young Austrian girl is kidnapped and held in captivity for eight years. Based on the factual case of Natascha Kampusch.A young Austrian girl is kidnapped and held in captivity for eight years. Based on the factual case of Natascha Kampusch.

  • Director
    • Sherry Hormann
  • Writers
    • Ruth Toma
    • Bernd Eichinger
    • Natascha Kampusch
  • Stars
    • Antonia Campbell-Hughes
    • Thure Lindhardt
    • Millie Pidgeon
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.5/10
    18K
    YOUR RATING
    POPULARITY
    4,389
    135
    • Director
      • Sherry Hormann
    • Writers
      • Ruth Toma
      • Bernd Eichinger
      • Natascha Kampusch
    • Stars
      • Antonia Campbell-Hughes
      • Thure Lindhardt
      • Millie Pidgeon
    • 50User reviews
    • 33Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 win & 2 nominations total

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    Antonia Campbell-Hughes
    Antonia Campbell-Hughes
    • Natascha Kampusch
    Thure Lindhardt
    Thure Lindhardt
    • Wolfgang Priklopil
    Millie Pidgeon
    Millie Pidgeon
    • Young Natascha
    • (as Amelia Pidgeon)
    Trine Dyrholm
    Trine Dyrholm
    • Natascha's Mother
    Dearbhla Molloy
    Dearbhla Molloy
    • Wolfgang's Mother
    Roeland Wiesnekker
    Roeland Wiesnekker
    • Natascha's Father
    Ellen Schwiers
    Ellen Schwiers
    • Natascha's Grandmother
    Erni Mangold
    Erni Mangold
    • Wolfgang's Grandmother
    Sebastian Weber
    Sebastian Weber
    • Ernst Holzapfel
    Tina Grawe
    Tina Grawe
    Angelina Noa
    • Russian Woman
    Nicholas Reinke
    Thomas Loibl
    Thomas Loibl
    Henry Schindler
    Michael A. Grimm
    Michael A. Grimm
    • Policeman
    Heike Koslowski
    • Policewoman
    Ulla Geiger
    Ulla Geiger
    • Older Woman
    Arthur Streiling
    • Accordion Player
    • Director
      • Sherry Hormann
    • Writers
      • Ruth Toma
      • Bernd Eichinger
      • Natascha Kampusch
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    8lazlaw

    Don't mistake this as a documentary

    This film is based on real events with very little poetic license, I watched the documentary beforehand called Natascha Kampusch The Whole Story and the film hardly strays from her experiences including where she was held captive, remember you cannot put everything into 1hr 50mins . Overall i found it most compelling and thought provoking on different sides of human nature.
    7adamonIMDb

    Not an easy film to watch

    Based on the true story of Natascha Kampusch, a girl who was kidnapped and abused for over 8 years, this film was never going to make for easy viewing. It tells the story as it is and doesn't dodge any of the emotional and physical abuse suffered by Kampusch.

    The relationship between Kampusch and her kidnapper and how it develops over time is one of the most interesting parts of the story and the film did a really good job at portraying this. Antonia Campbell-Hughes deserves a lot of credit for delivering a strong performance as Kampusch - it must have been a huge challenge, especially given her drastic change in appearance for the role.

    This is a raw and naturally disturbing film that is not for everybody. I'm glad they made it though and more people are now aware of Natascha's horrific ordeal.
    6strawberryfields747

    Subject matter taboo and excellent it's been brought to light

    Some of the reviews for this film reveal the "blame the victim" mentality held by society towards victims of sex crimes. The hints of blaming the victims echo the usual excuses, that these victims in some way got what they "deserve" for not apparently fighting back, for "letting it happen", and on and on. These rationalizations are some of the worst blows to the victims and conversely one of the greatest supports of the perpetrators.

    It is necessary for films like this to be made so the myths and lies of sex slavery are viewed for what the reality is: torture, plain and simple. In one of her newspaper interviews after the film was made, Ms. Kampusch stated that the reality was far worse than the film depicted, so this glimpse into the world of sex slavery was watered down considerably.

    I also was glad that there were hints of mysterious behavior from other characters involved in the story who may or may not have been involved in what the Austrian police later publicly claimed may have been the machinations of a pedophile ring, which may have helped this perpetrator abduct and psychologically torture the victim. Too bad this statement from the Austrian police was not included in the film.
    5Dorveille

    A missed opportunity

    I came to this movie having read Natascha Kampusch's book of the same name, and watched a documentary about the case.

    In it's favour the events depicted in the film are pretty accurate to how they were described in the book. Wolfgang Přiklopil's house and the cell he built are close to how they really were.

    But is authenticity enough to make this a good movie? Well, not really.

    The film feels very flat, there is very little sense of tension or drama, it's just a plodding retelling of the events.

    Thure Lindhardt and Antonia Campbell-Hughes are fine in the roles of Přiklopil and Kampusch. However, some of the other actors are less successful, and it seems as though some of their voices have been re- dubbed?

    The main problem with the film is its lack of insight. The film barely explored Kampusch's inner thoughts during the experience, the coping strategies that allowed her to endure the ordeal. And what of Přiklopil? We know nothing really about him, what drove him to do what he did? What happened to him to make him the way he was?

    The relationship that developed between Kampusch and Přiklopil was complex. She never lost sight that a crime was being committed and that she had to escape, but she also came to sympathise with him, seeing him as a damaged human being.

    Some have said this story shouldn't have been filmed. I don't agree - but I do think it needed to be handled in a different way. Kampusch's story is an extraordinary one, and it really deserved a film that could do it justice.

    If you want the full story of what happened, read the book instead.
    8robins_emma

    Stick with it

    Once you get past the awful acting, it's a good movie. Quite harrowing too when you remember it's a true story.

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    • Trivia
      Natascha Kampusch now owns the house that Wolfgang Priklopil kept her imprisoned stating that it was a big part of her formative years and that she didn't want it destroyed or vandalised. The cellar, thought to be part of a bomb shelter built by Wolfgang's grandfather, was filled in though.
    • Goofs
      Natascha has long hair on her 18th birthday; in the next scene she has a bad "bob" haircut; in the following scene, her hair is long again. It's not even 6 months yet, and her hair went from long to short to long.
    • Quotes

      Natascha Kampusch: Why did you pick me?

      Wolfgang Priklopil: I saw your smile.

    • Connections
      Featured in Natascha Kampusch - Ein Schicksal im Rampenlicht (2013)

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    • Release date
      • February 28, 2013 (Germany)
    • Country of origin
      • Germany
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    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • 3096 Tage
    • Filming locations
      • Munich, Bavaria, Germany
    • Production companies
      • Constantin Film
      • ARD Degeto Film
      • Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR)
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    • Gross worldwide
      • $6,677,474
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 51 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 2.35 : 1

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