Directed by:
Lukas FeigelfeldScreenplay:
Lukas FeigelfeldCinematography:
Mariel BaqueiroCast:
Aleksandra Cwen, Celina Peter, Claudia Martini, Haymon Maria Buttinger, Tanja Petrovsky, Thomas PetruoPlots(1)
In an isolated alpine hut at the turn of the 15th century Albrun is a young girl growing up alone. As an adult, she is a single mother and a marked woman, outcast by a society twisted in deep-rooted superstitions and misogyny. Still haunted by the death of her own mother and increasingly abused by the community around her, Albrun starts to defy the role she has been dealt in life and embarks on a path of self-empowerment the price of which may be an even greater darkness than she has ever known before. (Arrow Films)
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Hagazussa A Heathen's Curse is definitely an atmospheric Austrian-German horror movie. However, I felt like the atmosphere was not so strong due to the pacing. The movie turned out to be mostly about some weird ideas and images of living in solitude and how almost no one talks. Hagazussa A Heathen's Curse left an impression on me, even though it was probably not the impression they were aiming for.
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Fancy a baby stew in the cozy atmosphere by the fireplace with a poetic panorama of snowy Alps? Hagazussa is a very slow biographical mediation on a witch living in a remote mountain cottage. It is atmospheric bordering on metaphysical! It is anti-viewer madness and no one else but Lukas Feigelfeld would waste so much time on making it so formally beautiful. Therefore, hail Feigelfeld!
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