Angst 2017
When the Tiefenthalers purchase a charming 1920s home, little do they know that the previous owner's estranged brother remains hidden in the basement—his presence casting a long shadow over their new life.
Director: Thomas Berger
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Angst (2017) about?
*Angst (2017)* follows Randolph and Rebecca Tiefenthaler, who move into a picturesque 1920s house with their children—only to discover the previous owner's brother is living in their basement. What starts as a quirky real estate condition quickly spirals into a psychological battle as the family confronts the stranger's unsettling presence and unknown intentions.
Who directed Angst?
Thomas Berger directed *Angst (2017)*, blending suspense and domestic drama in this tense thriller.
Who stars in Angst?
The film stars Heino Ferch and Anja Kling as the Tiefenthalers, alongside Dietrich Hollinderbäumer, Udo Samel, and Lena Stolze in key supporting roles.
Is Angst (2017) worth watching?
If you enjoy slow-burn thrillers with psychological depth and a haunting atmosphere, *Angst (2017)* delivers a gripping experience. While the IMDb rating is unrated, its themes of family tension and hidden threats make it a compelling watch for fans of German crime dramas.
How long is Angst?
The runtime for *Angst (2017)* is 90 minutes.
About Angst (2017) — A Family's Worst Nightmare Lurks in Their New Home
When the Tiefenthalers purchase a charming 1920s home, little do they know that the previous owner's estranged brother remains hidden in the basement—his presence casting a long shadow over their new life. Director Thomas Berger crafts a tense psychological thriller that blends domestic unease with slow-burning dread, turning a seemingly idyllic relocation into a claustrophobic nightmare. With Heino Ferch and Anja Kling leading the cast, *Angst (2017)* explores themes of secrets, intrusion, and the fragility of safety in a home meant to be a sanctuary.
The atmosphere is thick with suspense as Randolph and Rebecca's family grapples with the unsettling reality of their uninvited tenant, whose motives and intentions lurk just beneath the surface. Berger's direction keeps viewers on edge, balancing quiet family drama with the creeping tension of an unseen threat. *Angst (2017)* isn't just a crime thriller—it's a chilling examination of how easily peace can unravel when the past refuses to stay buried.