The Seventh Continent

Der siebente Kontinent
7.674%7.5
Een maatschappelijk succesvol tweeverdieners-gezin met dochtertje heeft een smetteloos schoongewassen auto en een keurig huis met inpandige garage. De dagelijkse rituelen, zoals het strikken van schoenveters en een bezoek aan de supermarkt, zijn echter allang niet zaligmakend meer.
Dude, Haneke is scared to death of children and raising children lmao same tho
Love the way he presents the narrative. The abrupt editing is basically a staple with Haneke but you can see obviously a ton of similarities between this and 71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance.
Also, I always love the natural cinematography in all of his films. This film specifically reminds me of the found-footage style from Benny’s Video and Caché but also Jeanne Dielman, 23 Commerce Quay, 1080 Brussels (kinda similar in the director’s vein / thematically too!)
Watching living things actually struggle and possibly die is always rough
What a way to end it! Love when he does titles / credits this way. Reminds me of how incredible the packaging for Caché could have been lol
Okay so is the title an actual euphemism or not bc that’s what I genuinely thought going into this film and unknowingly…you know, called it
Dude, Haneke is scared to death of children and raising children lmao same tho
Love the way he presents the narrative. The abrupt editing is basically a staple with Haneke but you can see obviously a ton of similarities between this and 71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance.
Also, I always love the natural cinematography in all of his films. This film specifically reminds me of the found-footage style from Benny’s Video and Caché but also Jeanne Dielman, 23 Commerce Quay, 1080 Brussels (kinda similar in the director’s vein / thematically too!)
Watching living things actually struggle and possibly die is always rough
What a way to end it! Love when he does titles / credits this way. Reminds me of how incredible the packaging for Caché could have been lol
Okay so is the title an actual euphemism or not bc that’s what I genuinely thought going into this film and unknowingly…you know, called it



















