Lenz

In Lenz, filmmaker Lenz embarks on a journey from Berlin to the Vosges, aiming to uncover the story behind Georg Büchner's unfinished novel. However, he soon finds himself in the Swiss Alps, where he confronts complex family dynamics involving his estranged wife, Natalie, and their son, Noah. The film delves into the emotional turmoil that accompanies his reunion with them.

The narrative is framed by the Romantic idea that genius creates its own rules, a theme that resonates within Lenz's struggles between euphoria and despair. Set against the backdrop of global tourism, the authentic locations in Zermatt add depth to the story of a man navigating personal and familial challenges. With a runtime of 96 minutes, this film offers an introspective look at relationships and the weight of artistic ambition.