

A one-hit-wonder's comeback ends in a nightmare. Fame is fleeting, terror is forever.
After twenty unsuccessful years, pop singer Harry Kuntz has landed a hit: a remake of Lehár's "Your is my whole heart" catapulted him to the top of the charts. While Harry basks in his sudden fame, his brother and manager Tommy's dream of wealth is just around the corner. A car breakdown on a stormy night leads the brothers to a remote house. Harry is once again playing the sexual daredevil and thinks he's having success with his pick-me-up. A fatal error. Suddenly, the two brothers find themselves in a nightmare from which there is no escape.
Acting
Helmut Berger's sleazy has-been pop star—uncomfortably perfect casting
Production
That isolated house becomes a character—claustrophobic Austrian gothic
Writing
The Lehár cover as ironic counterpoint to unfolding horror
Director
Max Linder
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Helmut and Wolfram Berger are actual brothers, lending their toxic sibling dynamic unsettling authenticity.
Director Max Linder's TV background shows in the德语区 prestige-drama pacing that briefly terrified Austrian cinema in the '90s.
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