Hunter Schafer

Dan Stevens

Jessica Henwick

Marton Csokas

Mila Lieu

Greta Fernández

Astrid Bergès-Frisbey

Proschat Madani

Kalin Morrow

Jan Bluthardt

Lesley Jennifer Higl

Zita Hanrot

Konrad Singer

Veronika Bachfischer

Carolin Ott

Johannes Benecke

Conny Brandt

Jana Bange

Laura Pröll

Jennifer Buschmann

Matthea Pedersen

Joshua Hupfauer

Sydney Lafaire

Dario Mendez Acosta

Simon Waskow

Tilman Singer

Paul Faltz

Josh Rosenbaum

Ken Kao

Thor Bradwell

Maria Tsigka

Markus Halberschmidt

Emily Thomas

Henning Hein

Jonas Lux

Clara Martinez

Jeffrey A. Pitts

Alexander Weuffen

Alexandros Topalis

Beso Kacharava

Mehrnaz Mohabati

Jean-Michel Boublil

Rati Chkhetiani

Alexander Sanikidze

Grube Venn

Giorgi Lekishvili

Steffen Pfauth

Ryan Friscia

Jeff Deutchman

Ben Rimmer

Philipp Thomas

Sabine Schwedhelm

Tom Quinn

Tamsyn Manson

Miggel

Emily Cheung

Michael Schlömer

Christoph Knobloch

Torsten Zumhof

Denise Treffler

Natalie Dury

Frauke Firl

Biko Gogaladze

Jason Wald

Horror

Mystery

Science Fiction

Cuckoo

NEON

100 Zeros

Waypoint Entertainment

Fiction Park

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United States of America

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Dan Stevens had a chance in "I'm Your Man" (2021) to hone his German impersonation skills for this rather weak mystery. He owns a sprawling resort in the Bavarian countryside that's visited by the teenage "Gretchen" (Hunter Schafer) and her family. Her father "Luis" (Martin Csokas) is to design a new complex for "Herr König" who kindly offers the young woman a job in his hotel. It's when she cycles home after a very quiet shift one night that she is pursued by a mysterious woman with bright red eyes. Luckily, she can take refuge in the local hospital, but of course nobody believes her far-fetched tale. Meantime, her mute step-sister "Alma" (Mila Lieu) seems to be experiencing some serious inexplicable traumas and ends up in the same hospital. Might the incidents be connected; just what has their enigmatic host got to do with things and what's the agenda of the outwardly friendly ex-cop "Henry" (Jan Bluthardt)? Auteur Tilman Singer has a good go at creating something a little off-the-wall with this film, but sadly the really mediocre acting talent on display here let's the potential quirkiness of the plot down quite badly. There's far too much meaningless dialogue, dysfunctional familial drama and the pace, presumably designed to build a sense of menace, rather builds one of ennui and inevitability as the "cuckoo" theory is disappointingly undercooked and the denouement quite rushed. It's watchable enough, but I'm sure I'll never remember it,

Cuckoo

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