A young American couple, Mark and Olivia, are expecting their first child. Before that, they want to make their dream of a trip to Europe come true. They book private accommodations through an Internet portal and embark on their 4-weeks-journey. On their arrival in Germany Elisabeth picks them up at the airport. She is the daughter of the landlady of Mark and Olivias first accommodation, a tiny house, located at a beautiful lake, in the hometown of Olivia's great-grandparents. They learn that the 82-years old landlady is in the hospital and dying. Elisabeth drives Mark and Olivia to the house. And then the two young people spend their first night in Germany. A night in which Mark gets to know the owner in a special way. The next morning, it is strangely quiet over the house by the lake. And no one will know so quickly what happened a few hours ago.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Michael W. Driesch
Director
Errol Trotman-Harewood
TV-Host
Elisabeth Kanettis
Olivia
Maike Jüttendonk
Young woman
Rainer Laupichler
Prof. Lang
Robert Lyons
Jack
Timo Willman
Mark
Madeleine Niesche
Elisabeth
Steffen Gräbner
Walter
Ida Wieland
Frieda
Renate Esslinger
Old Gerda
Max Driesch
Boy in Airplane
Mara Driesch
Extra in Airplane
Michael W. Driesch
Writer
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
If a movie can challenge you, that is usually a good thing (in my book). But to really reach certain heights, it is imperative to actually work on many levels. This has issues. One of the main ones being the acting abilities on display. Maybe the actors can be better, I can't say, but they don't show it here most of the time. There is a general sense of dismay and a general sense of not caring (both not in a good sense). The mystery may be enough for some and not nearly anything for others. The ending leaves me at least quite perplexed. Not in a good sense either. The mood is quite alright and the story overall would be worth a better treatment ... there are certain ideas here I'd like to see explored more. But it is what it is
My wife picked up a book to read after 25 minutes. I watched till the end then forbid her from asking about the last hour. I made her promise to pretend I slept for the hour and didnt continue watching this strange film. It had a couple of goosebump moments and wasnt predictable, but I truly wish I hadnt bothered. I even created an account just to review this film.
I never write reviews but after watching this film I'm compelled to. I watched this on the strength of the good reviews here. I now realise these 9 and 10 star reviews have been written by people who are involved with this film. They say it's edge of your seat thriller and not boring which is the complete opposite to what I've seen. The characters are wooden, you don't get to know them. It's extremely boring from start to finish and the ending left me very unsatisfied and frustrated. Don't waste your time PLEASE
Some interesting atmospheric shots and original plot but that's all positive I can say hence the 4 stars. Also no additional background on the key character that kills them except that he hates Americans? Please. The acting is very poor, and I will leave it at that. They also did very poor job with photoshooting our protagonists in the poster for the film. This movie ain't it.
"Frieda - Coming Home" is an unsettling experience taking place in a beautiful but scary vacation lake house in the forests of Germany. I saw it at the Snowdance Independent Film Festival in 2020 and I was amazed by the beautiful camera work and the slow pacing. The camera is floating through the empty rooms of the house following the two great actors while tension is growing faster and faster! I liked it very much!
"Frieda - Coming Home" is a film that - positively - took a lot of nerve out of me. I have seldom seen such an exciting film that keeps me on my toes the whole time in a way that is unfortunately unusual by now. I still have to think about it three days later, so the story touched me that I write an opinion here for the first time. Moreover, it's similar to Denis Villeneuve's films from mood and look, and I love them. What also excited me is the subject, which makes you think about it. Really a foreign film that is worth watching!
A very good mystery movie can see it again and again an unsettling experience taking place in a beautiful but scary vacation lake house in the forests of Germany.The plot of this film sounded interesting The camera is floating through the empty rooms of the house following the two great actors while tension is growing faster and faster!
I liked it a lot this is a very good mystery movie and we question ourself when finish i can see it again and again it is slow but i never got bored
A movie with this low of viewers might have something wrong. That's what goes into mind first. I watched this, and to be honest, i watched it completely. Trust Me, if it was boring, i would have stopped at any minute. Now, that's what is important to me. Love the twist. Overall, not perfect, But extremely enjoyable thriller.
The plot of this film sounded interesting so I decided to give it a watch. This was a big mistake. The movie sets a very dark and gloomy mood from the beginning, even when it was trying to establish the couple as being excited about their European trip. The movie drags at an unbearably slow pace and the story is all over the place. Every character in the movie is pretty boring and the aftermath of the mystery and suspense that the film created left me feeling very unimpressed and disappointed. Honestly, if I could turn back the hands of time I would not devote an hour and a half of my life on this movie. I have seen Lifetime movies which were way more captivating.
