Berlin Syndrome (2017)
Berlin Syndrome
”An Australian photojournalist is kidnapped by her lover in Berlin.”
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Intense, uncomfortable and disturbing, this suspense brings a surprising performance by Teresa Palmer, playing a young woman kidnapped and kept in captivity by a lover -- a premise which is explored here beyond the commonplace, resulting in a psychological terror unlike anything you've seen before. For strong hearts, it was part of Sundance's selection.
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A passionate holiday romance takes an unexpected and sinister turn when Australian photojournalist Clare wakes up one morning locked in Andi's Berlin apartment—and he has no intention of letting her go again...ever.
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