We all have a basement. Ulrich Seidl shows us that of a musician obsessed by the Third Reich, the one of a corpulent sexual slave, of a firearm amateur, and a hunter showing his trophies...
Austrian Ulrich Seidl doesn’t need to be introduced anymore, deserving successor of his fellow countryman Thomas Bernhard when it is a question concerning a look at human dysfunction, who films his fictions (Dog Days, Import /Export) and conversely as documentaries (Animal Love, Models, Jesus, You Know). This lover of the eccentrics, who likes to outline the faults of the individual with a wild humour, comes back from his trilogy Paradise with this succession of mesmerizing and shocking portraits.