
Bed Bugs 2017
In the gritty yet darkly comedic drama *Bed Bugs* (2017), director Jan Henrik Stahlberg crafts a story that balances raw emotion with sharp humor.
Director: Jan Henrik Stahlberg
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Bed Bugs* (2017) about?
*Bed Bugs* follows Rocky, a disillusioned womanizer nearing 50, as he's unexpectedly confronted by Thorben, a brash young man who claims to be his son. Seeking advice on love and success with women, Thorben drags Rocky into an unorthodox mentorship, forcing them both to confront their own failures and insecurities.
Who directed *Bed Bugs*?
Jan Henrik Stahlberg directed *Bed Bugs* (2017), bringing his signature blend of drama and dark comedy to the project.
Who stars in *Bed Bugs*?
The film features a standout cast led by Jan Henrik Stahlberg, Franz Rogowski, Thomas Bading, Susanne Bredehöft, and Saralisa Volm.
Is *Bed Bugs* (2017) worth watching?
*Bed Bugs* is a niche but engaging watch for fans of offbeat character dramas and dark comedies. While it may not appeal to everyone, its sharp writing and strong performances make it a memorable experience for those who enjoy unconventional storytelling.
How long is *Bed Bugs*?
*Bed Bugs* (2017) has a runtime of 101 minutes.
About Bed Bugs (2017) — When a Casanova's past comes knocking, chaos ensues
In the gritty yet darkly comedic drama *Bed Bugs* (2017), director Jan Henrik Stahlberg crafts a story that balances raw emotion with sharp humor. The film follows Rocky, a fading Lothario on the cusp of 50, whose life takes an unexpected turn when a young stranger named Thorben arrives at his doorstep. Claiming to be his long-lost son, Thorben seeks Rocky's guidance on mastering the art of seduction, forcing the aging hedonist into an awkward mentorship role. As their uneasy bond develops, the film explores themes of redemption, generational shifts, and the absurdity of modern masculinity. Stahlberg's directing style infuses the narrative with a mix of melancholy and wit, making *Bed Bugs* a compelling watch for fans of offbeat character studies.
Set against the backdrop of urban isolation, *Bed Bugs* doesn't shy away from its awkward premise, instead leaning into its unflinching honesty and relatable struggles. The chemistry between the leads, Stahlberg and Franz Rogowski, drives the film forward, offering a poignant look at second chances and the messy reality of growing up. With its blend of drama and comedy, *Bed Bugs* (2017) proves to be a thought-provoking yet entertaining exploration of family, failure, and fleeting connections.