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Frantz

2016, Movie, 1h 53min

In the aftermath of WWI, a young German who grieves the death of her fiancé in France meets a mysterious French man who visits the fiance’s grave to lay flowers.

Country: Germany,France

Director:

François Ozon

Cast:

Johannes Silberschneider,

Johann von Bülow,

Pierre Niney,

Marie Gruber

Reviews

Critic Josh Kupecki

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...Ozon has made a quietly powerful film whose ultimate message is one of rebirth. The final shot will leave you breathless.

Read full review at The Austin Chronicle

Critic Phil De Semlyen

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...'Frantz' is surprisingly chaste stuff for Ozon. But as an unashamed throwback to old cinematic values, it’s a quiet joy.

Read full review at Empire

Critic Nigel M Smith

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...anchored beautifully by German actor Paula Beer.

Read full review at The Guardian

Critic Wendy Ide

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Paula Beer is charming as a German woman who discovers her late fiance was harbouring a surprising secret.

Read full review at The Guardian

Critic Hynek Pallas

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Med krigstidsdramat ”Frantz” gör François Ozon sin bästa film på länge.

Read full review at Dagens Nyheter

Critic Uffe Stormgaard

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En spændende plot. Og meget mere. For lag på lag afdækkes sandheden. Eller er det sandheden? Et kalejdoskop af løgne og illusioner. En dybdeboring i en atmosfære af tvetydighed og usikkerhed fastholdes vores interesse...

Read full review at Cinemazone

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Set in a small German town after World War I, Frantz tells the story of Anna, a young woman mourning the loss of her fiancé Frantz, who was killed in battle. One day, she discovers a mysterious Frenchman, Adrien, leaving flowers at Frantz's grave. As their friendship blossoms, Adrien's presence stirs up tension in the community, still raw from the wounds of war. Despite the cultural and historical context, the film is not just about war and grief but also about reconciliation and the power of human connection. François Ozon's thought-provoking drama explores themes of identity, guilt, and forgiveness through a complex web of relationships that will keep you engaged until the very end.