Life Eternal 2015
"Now something has happened again..."
In Wolfgang Murnberger's gripping blend of dark comedy, crime, and psychological thriller, *Life Eternal (2015)* follows Josef Hader as Georg Brenner, a man who returns to his childhood city of Graz and stumbles upon old ghosts—literally.
Director: Wolfgang Murnberger
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Life Eternal (2015) about?
Returning to his hometown, Georg Brenner confronts a violent past that nearly costs him his life. Waking from a coma, he searches for the person who shot him—only to learn everyone believes *he* was the shooter. The film explores themes of guilt, amnesia, and whether we're doomed to repeat our mistakes.
Who directed Life Eternal?
Wolfgang Murnberger, an Austrian filmmaker known for blending crime and dark humor in films like *The Bone Man*.
Who stars in Life Eternal?
The film features Josef Hader as Georg Brenner, Tobias Moretti as his ally, Nora Waldstätten as his former girlfriend, and supporting roles from Christopher Schärf, Roland Düringer, and Margarethe Tiesel.
Is Life Eternal (2015) worth watching?
With its sharp script and compelling performances, *Life Eternal (2015)* delivers a satisfying mix of thriller and black comedy. While it's not without its bleak moments, its themes of redemption and self-discovery make it a rewarding watch for fans of psychological crime dramas.
How long is Life Eternal?
Life Eternal runs for 123 minutes, or just over two hours.
About Life Eternal (2015) — A Comedic Thriller of Guilt, Memory, and Redemption
In Wolfgang Murnberger's gripping blend of dark comedy, crime, and psychological thriller, *Life Eternal (2015)* follows Josef Hader as Georg Brenner, a man who returns to his childhood city of Graz and stumbles upon old ghosts—literally. Haunted by a long-buried mistake and the violent consequences it wrought, Brenner finds himself at the center of a deadly confrontation that leaves him with a gunshot to the head. Waking from a coma, he's determined to uncover who tried to end his life, only to face a sobering reality: everyone insists it was his own hand that pulled the trigger. This twisted tale of identity, memory, and redemption unfolds against the backdrop of Graz, where the past refuses to stay buried.
As Brenner grapples with amnesia and suspicion, *Life Eternal (2015)* peels back layers of guilt and denial, blending sharp wit with unsettling tension. With Tobis Moretti as Brenner's enigmatic ally and Nora Waldstätten as his past love, the film navigates the murky waters of fate and forgiveness. Murnberger's direction infuses the story with a brooding atmosphere, where every laugh feels uneasy and every silence speaks volumes. It's a journey from despair to a fragile, hard-won hope—if Brenner can trust himself to take it.