Réalisation:
Till KleinertScénario:
Till KleinertPhotographie:
Martin HanslmayrMusique:
Conrad OleakActeurs·trices:
Michel Diercks, Pit Bukowski, Ulrike Bliefert, Manfred Möck, Uwe Preuss, Ulrike Hanke-Haensch, Michael Fritz Schumacher (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Jakob, jeune policier collet-monté, mène une vie terne dans l'Allemagne rurale. Un soir, il croise la route d'un travesti charismatique qui, armé d'un katana japonais, cultive un goût prononcé pour la décapitation. Jakob part alors à la recherche de ce samouraï fou, dans une course poursuite où s'installe une attirance réciproque. (Zootrope Films)
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Critiques (1)
Stylish. In the middle of the night in a small German town, a young police officer is chasing a very creepy psycho-transvestite armed with a samurai sword. Most of it was interestingly weird, to the point that I was beginning to get excited about a new author’s take on the horror genre and was considering four starts, but in the end, three stars will have to do – and they are not very strong. After his short films, one can expect a queer theme from Kleiner, but in his feature début he’s running on fumes by the end, to the point that it feels he’s trying too hard. In Cowboy, the homosexual outburst was fairly convincingly portrayed, but here things become ridiculous after a certain point. The cop chooses the perfect moment for his coming out, or who else to confess to but a psychopath with a katana who has killed half my village.
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