Nothing Happened

About This Movie

Nothing Happened is a quiet yet impactful exploration of trauma and familial relationships. The film embodies a slow burn, allowing the tension to build as Niels grapples with the revelations about his brother Stijn's abuse at the hands of their father, Theo. The atmosphere is heavy, underscored by a sense of dread that permeates the family's interactions. The performances stand out—especially the raw vulnerability displayed by the actors portraying Niels and Stijn. There’s a simplicity to the storytelling that effectively highlights the complexity of intimacy issues, making it distinctive in its approach to such heavy themes. The pacing invites contemplation rather than rush, creating a reflective space for the audience.

Reflective portrayal of trauma · Strong performances · Unique slow burn narrative