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The Seventh Continent

Movie
1989
1h 47m
Not Rated
German
Drama
User Score: 
7.7
Critic Score: 
78
The Seventh Continent' Poster
Chronicles three years of a middle class family seemingly caught up in their daily routines, only troubled by minor incidents. Behind their apparent calm and repetitive existence however, they are actually planning something sinister.
The Seventh Continent Poster

The Seventh Continent

Not Rated
Movie
1989
1h 47m
German
Drama
Chronicles three years of a middle class family seemingly caught up in their daily routines, only troubled by minor incidents. Behind their apparent calm and repetitive existence however, they are actually planning something sinister.
Rating
WATCHMODE
7.7
IMDB
The Seventh Continent (1989) on IMDb
CRITIC SCORE
78

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Birgit Doll
Anna Schober
Dieter Berner
Georg Schober
Leni Tanzer
Eva Schober
Silvia Fenz
Optician Customer
Robert Dietl
Georg's Superior
Georg Friedrich
Fault Service of the Post Office
Udo Samel
Alexander
Elisabeth Rath
Eva's Teacher
Georges Kern
Bank Clerk
Directed By: Michael Haneke
Written By: Michael Haneke (Screenplay), Johanna Teicht (Screenplay)

Featured Comments/Tips

guzzlima says...
3 months ago
A story based on real events, which builds up very slowly, but the meaning of everything is in that slowness, the feeling of routine, the lack of goals, the apathy and social distancing, all of which is shown masterfully in this movie. The excellent acting and the few dialogues are fundamental and the expressions often say it all. The movie is divided into acts and gradually builds up its story, which is hard, difficult, disturbing and provokes many reflections.
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Spiritualized Kaos says...
7 years ago
A family with routines that lead to suicide
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Featured User Reviews

moonkodi
2/10  7 years ago
I got it. The mundane routines of life and all that. It was too obvious, forced and repetitive in the visualisations. There is a reason that close ups on things like spilt petrol (oh art) are boring. Because they're boring. Realism? Like when you push to be so real that it becomes to amplified More
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