Mostly Minimalistic

About This Movie

Mostly Minimalistic blends comedy and drama in a genuinely engaging way. The dynamic between Marlen, with her cluttered life, and Fynn, who's all about simplicity, creates this interesting tension. The film is slow-paced, letting you breathe in their contrasting lifestyles and philosophies. Corinna Harfouch delivers a nuanced performance, capturing Marlen's struggle between attachment and chaos. Daniel Sträßer, as the newbie, brings that fresh energy, making their interactions feel both awkward and enlightening. The practical effects are subtle but effective, enhancing the narrative without overshadowing it. It’s a delightful introspection on value—both material and emotional—and what we choose to hold onto. Definitely a piece that lingers in your mind long after viewing.

Explores minimalism vs. materialism. · Character-driven narrative with strong performances. · Thought-provoking themes about attachment.