Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "If you leave me, I'll have to kill you," Undine tells Johannes (Jacob Matschenz), who has beckoned her to their usual café, ...
One of Germany's most beloved auteurs returns with a romantic drama that never goes quite as deep as its predecessors. Editor’s note: This review was originally published at the 2020 Berlin Film ...
IFC Films has acquired the U.S. rights to "Undine," the latest film from director Christian Petzold, the filmmaker behind critical darlings "Phoenix," "Barbara" and "Transit," the distributor ...
The director of Transit returns with a somewhat pointless film about an art historian who has a passionate affair with a diver Christian Petzold’s Undine is an intriguing, bemusing oddity of a film: a ...
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“If you leave me, I have to kill you,” Undine (Paula Beer) tell her boyfriend Johannes (Jacob Matshenz) when he is breaking up with her to be with another woman. This scene opens Christian Petzold’s ...
German auteur Christian Petzold returns to the Berlinale competition for the fifth time with 'Undine.' By Boyd van Hoeij The myth of Undine, the water nymph who has to kill her lover should he ever ...
After a trio of masterful period pics, German director Christian Petzold returns to the present while veering into the realm of the supernatural with this overripe female-centered romance. “If you ...
After a trio of masterful period pics, German director Christian Petzold returns to the present while veering into the realm of the supernatural with this overripe female-centered romance. “If you ...
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