The Berlin Bride

The Berlin Bride is a unique and intriguing film. It is nearly a silent film, yet set in 1980s Berlin, which is an original creative choice.

It is a rare gem when you come across a film that takes so many interesting risks not to be ordinary and predictable. I was so intrigued by the story which felt like a visual dream.

The Berlin Bride is a provocative, sometimes creepy dream like movie. The characters ride the line of obsession and absurdist humor.

This arthouse film was a true delight, harkening back to the magic of Hollywood's silent era. While not entirely a silent film, it's powerful, provocative visuals do most of the communicating, along with a beautiful, effective score.

The Berlin Bride is a throw back to the silent film era but with a couple of unique characters that will keep your interest from beginning to end as they discover their sexuality and gender identity.

I thoroughly loved this gem of a film! I had to pay close attention given the various twists and turns.

The movie is a typical great mixture of suspense and fantasy. It is worth looking at every detail.

The Berlin Bride is a very unique film. It is very unusual, almost experimental, and fascinating.

Read on FB that this is a movie the director started sometime in the 80's before film schooling and went back to finish just now in 2019. If that isn't strange enough, wait until you see this weirdly wonderful movie.