Im Rausch 2024
In *Im Rausch (2024)*, journalist Katja's life spirals when her battle with alcohol reaches a breaking point at her office birthday party.
Director: Mark Schlichter
Cast
Friederike Becht
Katja
Hans Löw
Eddi
Anne Ratte-Polle
Simone
Anna Brüggemann
Sonja Sommer
Katrin Sass
Antje Traue
Dr. Brandt
Heikko Deutschmann
Martin Kaltenbach
Julia Uttendorfer
Jeanne
Jörg Pintsch
Dr. Aspen
Kristian Nekrasov
Bernd Koslowski
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Im Rausch (2024) about?
This intense drama follows journalist Katja, whose career implodes after a public drunken meltdown. Forced to investigate alcohol addiction from the inside, she confronts her own struggles with sobriety while exposing the human cost of dependency.
Who directed Im Rausch?
Mark Schlichter directs this raw, character-driven drama, blending social critique with personal turmoil.
Who stars in Im Rausch?
The film features Friederike Becht in the lead role, supported by Hans Löw, Anne Ratte-Polle, Anna Brüggemann, Katrin Sass, and Antje Traue.
Is Im Rausch (2024) worth watching?
With its unflinching look at addiction and a stellar cast, *Im Rausch* offers a compelling drama for fans of character-driven stories. The film's tight runtime and authentic tone make it a standout in its genre, though its sobering subject matter may not appeal to all viewers.
How long is Im Rausch?
The runtime for *Im Rausch (2024)* is 89 minutes.
About Im Rausch (2024) — A Gripping Drama of Addiction and Redemption
In *Im Rausch (2024)*, journalist Katja's life spirals when her battle with alcohol reaches a breaking point at her office birthday party. After a drunken outburst forces her to resign, she's handed an unexpected lifeline: an assignment to expose the dark truths of alcohol addiction. With nothing to lose, Katja dives into research, interviewing doctors and survivors, only to confront her own demons along the way.
Mark Schlichter's gripping drama weaves raw authenticity with a tense, unflinching look at dependency. Friederike Becht delivers a powerhouse performance as Katja, while the ensemble cast—including Anne Ratte-Polle and Katrin Sass—add depth to this sobering exploration of control, regret, and redemption. The film's 89-minute runtime keeps the momentum tight, balancing clinical interviews with emotionally charged confrontations.
