The Other End 2016
Brazilian director Felipe Sholl crafts *The Other End (2016)*, a provocative drama that dives into the unsettling dynamics between a troubled teenager and a woman reeling from heartbreak.
Director: Felipe Sholl
Cast
Karine Teles
Ângela
Tom Karabachian
Diogo
Denise Fraga
Clarice
Emílio de Mello
Marcos
Anita Ferraz
Mariana
Daniel Rangel
Guilherme
Manoela Dexheimer
Paola
Guilherme Guaral
Geraldo
Daniel Van Hoogstraten
Professor
Chico Suzano
José
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Other End (2016) about?
*The Other End* follows Diogo, a 17-year-old with a disturbing habit of calling his mother's therapy patients for twisted gratification. When he dials Angela, a heartbroken woman who mistakes his silence for her ex's voice, an unnerving psychological bond forms—one that forces both to confront the blurred lines between attraction and manipulation.
Who directed The Other End?
Felipe Sholl directed *The Other End (2016)*, crafting a drama that blends psychological tension with raw emotional realism.
Who stars in The Other End?
The cast features Karine Teles as Angela, Tom Karabachian as Diogo, Denise Fraga, Emílio de Mello, and Anita Ferraz in pivotal roles.
Is The Other End (2016) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *The Other End (2016)* stands out as a bold drama for mature audiences, praised for its unsettling atmosphere and thought-provoking themes. Its tight runtime and psychological depth make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven cinema, though viewers sensitive to dark themes should proceed with caution.
How long is The Other End?
The movie runs for 92 minutes.
About The Other End (2016) — A Controversial Drama of Obsession and Isolation
Brazilian director Felipe Sholl crafts *The Other End (2016)*, a provocative drama that dives into the unsettling dynamics between a troubled teenager and a woman reeling from heartbreak. At the heart of the story is Diogo, a 17-year-old with an unusual obsession—he calls his mother's therapy patients, finding twisted pleasure in their anguished voices on the other end of the line. When he reaches Angela, a 43-year-old woman freshly abandoned by her husband, their strange connection takes an unexpected turn. Angela, misreading his calls as her ex's desperate attempts at reconciliation, becomes entangled in a psychological dance that blurs empathy, revulsion, and attraction. Sholl's film thrives on tension, using silence and suggestion to explore isolation and the fragility of human boundaries.
Shot with a raw, intimate approach, *The Other End (2016)* lingers on themes of emotional manipulation, the masks we wear in relationships, and the dark corners of intimacy. With performances grounded in subtle unease, the movie challenges viewers to question where connection ends and exploitation begins. It's a film that lingers long after the credits roll, leaving audiences to dissect its unsettling power dynamics and the unsettling allure of the unknown.
