(2011) Three
(In German with English subtitles)
ADULT DRAMA
Written and directed by Tom Tykwer, and to generalize the movie as a whole, which I must admit I physically used the fast-forward button while playing on most scenes, since it's direction is predictable. The set up has successful middle aged woman, Hanna (Sophie Rois) finds out her husband, Simon (Sebastian Schipper) is gay, and accepts his choice of lifestyle by getting involved in a threesome with her husbands lover,Adam (Devid Striesow) at the end. And all of that job description stuff only serves nothing more than as a backdrop to this predictable love triangular acceptance affair. And if viewers are aroused by it's characters appearing full frontal, should be able to tolerate this movie even more. And to look at the big picture, the thesis of this movie may have been much more effective in it's native Germany, but over here in North America, perhaps on other 'first World' countries it's point is bloody obvious.
Written and directed by Tom Tykwer, and to generalize the movie as a whole, which I must admit I physically used the fast-forward button while playing on most scenes, since it's direction is predictable. The set up has successful middle aged woman, Hanna (Sophie Rois) finds out her husband, Simon (Sebastian Schipper) is gay, and accepts his choice of lifestyle by getting involved in a threesome with her husbands lover,Adam (Devid Striesow) at the end. And all of that job description stuff only serves nothing more than as a backdrop to this predictable love triangular acceptance affair. And if viewers are aroused by it's characters appearing full frontal, should be able to tolerate this movie even more. And to look at the big picture, the thesis of this movie may have been much more effective in it's native Germany, but over here in North America, perhaps on other 'first World' countries it's point is bloody obvious.