Caught Feelings

About This Movie

Caught Feelings presents a haunting exploration of youthful angst in late 20th century Austria. It's got this rawness to it, you know? Manfred Kaufmann really captures the tension between wanting to fit in and the drive for personal freedom. The pacing is deliberate, almost meditative, allowing moments to sink in. The performances are understated yet powerful, making the characters’ internal struggles feel palpable. The film's atmosphere, a mix of dreariness and hope, reflects the complexities of young adulthood beautifully. There's also a certain charm in its practical effects and cinematography that makes it stand out from more polished productions of its time. This film really invites you to sit with its discomfort and think.

Explores the theme of youth and emancipation · Great for collectors interested in Austrian cinema · Offers a unique look at psychological tension