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Elisabeth ScharangBesetzung:
Corinna Harfouch, Johannes Krisch, Birgit Minichmayr, Paulus Manker, Valerie Pachner, Sami Loris, Ernst Stötzner, Michael Fuith, Inge Maux (mehr)Inhalte(1)
In einer Winternacht stirbt ein Mädchen, brutal zugerichtet und erfroren. Jack wird für diesen Mord verurteilt. Als er nach 16 Jahren aus der Haft entlassen wird, zeigt sich das Schicksal freundlich. Aber kann sich ein Mensch grundlegend ändern? Den Teufel in sich besiegen oder zumindest zum Schweigen bringen? Oder bleibt ein Mörder immer ein Mörder? (ORF)
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When it comes to European cinematography, Austrian cinematography was a big unknown for me for a long time. I either remember the depressing works of Michael Haneke or the biopic Falco. Nothing else, unless I count TV shows. I have to say that Jack knocked me down pretty hard after I watched it. Every time I am about to see a movie and I don’t know what to expect, I am incredibly curious what the authors will come up and surprise me with. First of all, I would like to praise the actor Johannes Krisch, who portrayed Jack absolutely fantastically. The music was also very fitting for the story. On the other hand, I had trouble with some situations in the film, most of all with the fact that when Jack was released out of prison, everyone treated him incredibly nicely. What a strange approach to a former murderer. But okay. The finale was so awesome that I will forgive Jack for this. Thumbs up, the Austrian cinematography did a great job.
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