Ravioli

About This Movie

Ravioli, from 2004, is a curious blend of comedy and drama that dives into the life of Hoschek, played by Alfred Dor, who’s navigating his way through personal failure. The tone feels almost melancholic, yet there's a subtle humor woven throughout—kind of like watching someone trip over their own shoelaces but with a bittersweet aftertaste. The atmosphere is cozy, almost claustrophobic at times, with those large-patterned curtains and an out-of-tune piano setting a stage that feels familiar yet slightly off-kilter. It’s a slow burn; you witness the protagonist's struggles unfold in a seemingly mundane world filled with Donauland suggestion books. The performances carry a weight that lingers, and it’s hard not to appreciate the quiet moments that make you reflect on the absurdities of life.

Interesting take on personal failure. · Subtle humor amidst the drama. · Great atmosphere with practical set design.