16
1997    1h 49minHorreur, Thriller
7.573%83%7.3
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C'est le début des vacances : Anna, Georg et leur fils Schorschi partent pour leur belle maison au bord du lac. Fred et Eva, les voisins, sont déjà arrivés. On prend rendez-vous pour une partie de golf le lendemain. Il fait très beau. Pendant que le père et le fils s'affairent sur le voilier remis à neuf, Anna prépare le dîner. Soudain, elle se retrouve face à face avec Peter, un courtois jeune homme, invité des voisins. Celui-ci la prie de lui donner quelques œufs. Eva n'en a plus... Anna s'apprête à les lui donner et hésite : comment Peter a t-il pénétré dans la propriété ?
Réalisé par Michael Haneke
  • Susanne LotharAnna
  • Ulrich MüheGeorg
  • Arno FrischPaul
  • Frank GieringPeter
  • Stefan ClapczynskiGeorgie
  • Doris KunstmannGerda
  • Christoph BantzerFred
  • Wolfgang GlückRobert
  • Susanne MeneghelGerda's Sister
  • Monika von ZallingerEva
  • Michael HanekeDirecteur / Scénario
  • Veit HeiduschkaProducteur
  • Christoph KanterProduction Design
  • Jürgen JürgesDirector Of Photography
  • Lisy ChristlCostume Design
  • Waldemar PokromskiMakeup Artist
  • Andreas ProchaskaRédacteur en chef
  • Bernhard BambergerSound Editor
  • Walter AmannConcepteur sonore
  • Hannes EderSound Mixer
  • Garrett Wilkins
    Garrett Wilkins2 août 2026
    Michael Haneke's Funny Games has an iron grip on its own identity. It never bends to the expectations people usually bring into a horror film, and it never seems interested in offering the audience the comfort of familiar storytelling. That confidence is what impressed me more than anything else. Every scene feels deliberate, every pause feels calculated, and the film somehow creates unbearable tension without relying on the tricks the genre usually falls back on. Seeing a younger Ulrich Mühe was an unexpected bonus as well. Having first come to admire him through The Lives of Others, it was fascinating to watch one of his earlier performances in a film that demanded something completely different while reminding me just how naturally compelling he was on screen. What really won me over were the filmmaking choices that could have easily backfired in less capable hands. Watch for the occasional frozen frames. They're an incredibly bold stylistic decision, yet instead of pulling you out of the experience they quietly increase the sense that something is deeply wrong. Arno Frisch's Paul is just as inspired. Every so often he turns his attention away from the other characters and speaks directly to the audience, making us feel less like observers and more like unwilling participants in his game. It's one of the creepiest creative decisions I've seen in horror because it never feels as though it's trying to be clever for its own sake. I usually reserve my highest praise in foreign horror for French cinema, but Funny Games earned every bit of the reputation that brought me to it. It left me convinced I'd finally watched one of the genre's genuine landmarks.
  • diego.574
    diego.5741 avril 2025
    If you like bad and cringe acting performances, bad story and unnecessary long scenes, then this movie is for you. The only good thing is when the fat guy is shooted.
  • doctordoohickey
    doctordoohickey19 juillet 2026
    Fierce. Love this
  • Rafan tahta
    Rafan tahta5 mai 2026
    Makes me unsafe,and uncomfortable,Haneke is creative making this
  • godzill416
    godzill41626 avril 2025
    Immensely weird but I wouldn't want it any other way. Genuinely gut-wrenching too. Didn't think Haneke would show what he showed in the living room but he did. And the theme is quite complex, though divisive.

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