Wrong Move

About This Movie

Wrong Move is this fascinating exploration of existential drift, encapsulating six days in the life of Wilhelm, who’s just sort of... lost, you know? It’s Wenders at his reflective best. The pacing is deliberate, giving you space to sit with these characters. Wilhelm’s encounters onboard the train—especially with the older athlete and the mute girl, Mignon—create this rich tapestry of human connection and disconnection. There’s a certain rawness to Mignon's performances, as her acrobatics blend with the weight of her silence. The atmosphere feels both intimate and expansive, like you're really living through Wilhelm's detachment. It’s not flashy, but it’s all about the nuances, the subtle shifts in human emotion and experience.

Existential themes explored through character interaction · Strong performances, particularly from Mignon · Deliberate pacing enhances the reflective mood