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(December 1, 2019) Original

Release Date:

January 17, 2020

Synopsis:

From IMDb: “A small open boat ploughs through a troubled sea off the Dutch coast. One solitary man at the rudder. A few days later, when the wind has settled, the smashed up remains of the boat will be found a few kilometres to the south. Meanwhile in Stockholm. David is contacted by his publisher. A manuscript by the famous author Germund Rein has turned up at the publishing house. David has translated the earlier works of Rein and is now given first option to tackle this one. However the manuscript has arrived in Sweden cloaked in strange circumstances. It has not been published in its country of origin. This is the original manuscript and it is accompanied by a letter which states that under no circumstances must the book be printed in its initial language. David also learns that the author Germund Rein has taken his own life by attaching a weight to his body and disappearing into the depths of the Atlantic. The letter must have been the last thing he wrote before he ended it all. The assignment takes David to Amsterdam. He finds parallels to his own life in Rein’s novel. To his vanished wife Ewa, who according to the police most likely lost her life in Graues in the Austrian Alps some years earlier. But nothing is as it seems. The past will inevitably catch up. Guilt mixed with revenge. Germund Rein’s fiction becomes reality. Finally David is forced to confront the uncomfortable truth. Maybe he actually failed to finish off Ewa that day in Graues after all?”

Poster Rating: C / C+ (2)

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Review: (#1) The attempt to make the design look different than everything out there is commendable, but the contents just aren’t as appealing as they need to be to sell this kind of design. (#2-#3) The differences between these two designs are relatively small with font sizing changes and character placement, but they are generally the same design with the same overall look, which is interesting, but unimpressive.

Trailer Rating: B-

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Review: The trailer suggests this is three films that are interwoven, but the preview itself does a poor job differentiating them or even establishing too much of a rooting interest in what is happening or going to happen.

Oscar Prospects:

None.

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