Review of film "Berlin syndrome" (2017)
Welcome, dear readers!
The world premiere of the new feature film "Berlin syndrome", shot by the joint production of Australian and German filmmakers in the genre of detective Thriller and drama, took place on January 20, 2017.
The premiere of it in Russian cinemas was held six months later, on July 20, 2017. It can also be viewed on the Internet online on any of the sites that offer such services.
Is it worth watching this movie?
Of course, it is, because it raises an important topic of relations in society related to extreme situations, which in our world every year is becoming more and more...
The film is based on the book of the same name by Melania Joosten.
In his story we see a young girl named Claire, who flew to Berlin to see its sights, and meets with a cute, talkative guy Andy. Between them, a feeling of love at first sight flares up, and a walk through the city lingers late, ending in a romantic night...
If Claire knew how her affair with this handsome man would end, she probably would not meet this guy, but fate is fate. In the morning, a romantic lover turns into a sinister pervert who took her prisoner...
And then the syndrome begins to manifest itself, according to which the victim of violence not only does not accuse the offender of anything, she tries to justify it, feels warm feelings for him.
Scientists have not been able to find out the reason for this behavior of people subjected to all sorts of violence, but feel sympathy for their tormentors. He only gave him the name of Stockholm, well, in this film it turned into Berlin...
The actors who starred in this film, including such celebrities as Teresa Palmer, Max Riemelt, Matthias Habich, Emma Bading, Elmira Bahrami, Christophe Franken, Lucy Aron, Malin Steffen, coped well with their roles.
They were quite able to recreate the tense situation that usually occurs in such situations, when there is a seizure and release of hostages, and also when there is the same syndrome, as the story of this film tells. And no matter how it is called - Berlin or Stockholm, its essence is the same.
The plot is quite tricked out, keeps in suspense until the end, it develops quite dynamically.
I liked the film, but I will not revise it, it was too heavy for me. I don't like films of this kind, those in which there is a place of violence.
Fans of this genre also wish you a pleasant viewing.
Thank you for your attention, see you soon!
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