Epsteins Nacht 2002
In *Epsteins Nacht (2002)*, veteran director Urs Egger crafts a haunting drama about Jochen Epstein, a man released from prison after 15 years for murder.
Director: Urs Egger
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Epsteins Nacht (2002) about?
*Epsteins Nacht (2002)* follows Jochen Epstein, a convicted murderer who is released from prison after 15 years and tries to start anew. But as he navigates familiar streets and repressed memories, a chilling revelation during a church service forces him to confront his darkest secrets once more.
Who directed Epsteins Nacht?
Urs Egger directed *Epsteins Nacht (2002)*, bringing a masterful touch to this intense psychological drama.
Who stars in Epsteins Nacht?
The film features Mario Adorf, Bruno Ganz, Günter Lamprecht, Otto Tausig, Annie Girardot, and Nina Hoss in prominent roles.
Is Epsteins Nacht (2002) worth watching?
While not rated on IMDb, *Epsteins Nacht (2002)* is a compelling drama with strong performances and a gripping narrative. Its themes of guilt and redemption make it a rewarding watch for fans of European cinema, though it may not appeal to those seeking lighthearted entertainment.
How long is Epsteins Nacht?
Runtime details are not listed for *Epsteins Nacht (2002).*
About Epsteins Nacht (2002) — A Haunting Drama of Guilt and Redemption
In *Epsteins Nacht (2002)*, veteran director Urs Egger crafts a haunting drama about Jochen Epstein, a man released from prison after 15 years for murder. Burdened by a past he desperately wants to escape, Epstein seeks a fresh start abroad, only to find his old demons lurking in the shadows of his homeland. As he grapples with repressed memories and the ghosts of his past, a chance encounter during a church service forces him to confront the unthinkable: could his former concentration camp tormentor now be a priest?
This German-language drama weaves a tense narrative around themes of guilt, redemption, and the inescapable weight of history. With a stellar cast led by Mario Adorf and Bruno Ganz, *Epsteins Nacht (2002)* delivers a slow-burning yet gripping exploration of how the past refuses to stay buried. The film's atmospheric tension lingers long after the credits roll, making it a compelling watch for fans of psychological drama.