I Love You, I Kill You

Set in a dystopian future, I Love You, I Kill You depicts a village designed solely for game preservation for wealthy hunters. The residents, kept content through drugs, face an underlying tension as the film critiques class systems and fascism.

A young teacher arrives in this peculiar village and develops a relationship with a gamekeeper. Their bond becomes strained when the teacher receives a gun as a token of love, leading him to poach and challenge the established order. The film’s narrative operates on multiple levels, making it a complex commentary on freedom and societal control.

With a runtime of 91 minutes, the film features a cast including Rolf Becker, Hannes Fuchs, and Helmut Brasch. Its unique blend of drama and political allegory may appeal to collectors interested in thought-provoking cinema from the 1970s.