Not my favorite haneke but it still remains a delight.
I like how it portrays information and the idea of knowing being a vital doom for someone. Its not as effective and I think a lot of the shock isn't as well used as in something like Benny's video, its still decent.
What im liking so far about micheal haneke so far is his portrayal of violence and while yes he is a provocative director i think just the sudden burst of violence and blood with all the silence that comes with it is right up my alley.(Watch my filmography: https://boxd.it/2A45h )

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Hidden within.
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10/5/2005Runtime
117 minsOverview
As the host of a literary TV show, Georges begins receiving anonymously filmed videos of his family alongside cryptic, disturbing drawings, but as the tapes become increasingly intimate, they reveal a stalker who has known him for a very long time.

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A creeping psychological thriller that uses mundane domesticity as a pressure cooker, building dread through what is *not* shown as much as what is. It dares to end ambiguously, leaving you uneasy and suspicious, of the film, of the characters, of yourself.
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Daniel Auteuil
Georges Laurent

Juliette Binoche
Anne Laurent

Annie Girardot
Georges's Mother

Bernard Le Coq
Georges's Editor-In-Chief

Daniel Duval
Pierre

Maurice Bénichou
Majid

Walid Afkir
Majid's Son

Lester Makedonsky
Pierrot Laurent

Nathalie Richard
Mathilde

Denis Podalydès
Yvon

Caroline Baehr
Nurse

Christian Benedetti
Georges's Father
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