One Night in Berlin

About This Movie

One Night in Berlin is a gritty exploration of familial bonds and the haunting echoes of the past. It follows a young woman on a desperate search for her father, who now lives on the streets, a stranger in her life. The film's tone is heavy and reflective, capturing a Berlin that feels both familiar and alien. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to dwell in the shadows of the characters’ emotional struggles. The themes of loss, identity, and the remnants of GDR history are woven throughout, revealing layers of a complex relationship. Performances are raw, lending an unsettling authenticity. The practical effects, though minimal, effectively capture the stark reality of homelessness while also illuminating the darker corners of memory.

Explores the impact of the GDR legacy · Atmospheric portrayal of Berlin at night · Strong emotional performances