Reviews

I don't like giving this movie a low score. The acting is excellent, the characters feel real and present, the dialog is spot on. The score is for the story.

This is yet another movie using anxiety as the only theme. The controlling and narcissistic father, the emotionality abused mother, the non-committing girlfriend, the demanding colleague. And the main character in the middle, barely able to breathe.

If you like 2 hours of anxiety followed by 5 minutes of "happiness" this is the perfect movie for you. Personally, I hate feeling like I did walking out from the movie theater. Simply put, the balance is off.

• So. For the main character. Should we go for a good actor that would make a plausible spy or a guy with big hair?

• Lets go with big hair.

Other than that, some good acting and a good story with some well made 60:s Berlin settings.

If you're having trouble following multiple (and somewhat complicated) stories this is not for you. This is not a problem for me and I really like the different perspectives (persons/time). What annoys me is the range of acting. Some acting is really good (Dough and Korean part) while other parts are really bad. Worst is the acting of Tracy Ifeachor who never seems real nor plausible as a journalist. How she got this role is a mystery. Since she has a major part it kind of ruins the overall feel of the show.