Aphasia (2022)

A film about relationships

Aphasia (2022) poster

The twins Cosmo (André Lewski) and Carmen (Sandra Tirre) return to their former childhood home for the first time in 15 years. While Carmen attempts to come to grips with her childhood traumas, her efforts are met with resistance by her brother, who brings along his new girlfriend Marie (Hannah Prasse). After Carmen secretly watches the pair's unsuccessful sex attempt, she offers Marie couples therapy. However, due to their inability to speak openly with each other and the arrival of the mysterious new house resident Heins (Heiko Pinkowski), fateful events are set in motion that allow boundaries to be crossed and old wounds to reopen ...

Director: Dominik Balkow
Genre: Drama, Mystery
Runtime: 93 min
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Screenplay

Cinematography: Anne Lindemann
Editing: Dominik Balkow
Production: Cornelsen Films
Country: Germany
Language: Deutsch
Original Language: de
More Films by Director: Dominik Balkow
More Films in Genre: Drama, Mystery

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Aphasia about?
The twins Cosmo (André Lewski) and Carmen (Sandra Tirre) return to their former childhood home for the first time in 15 years. While Carmen attempts to come to grips with her childhood traumas, her efforts are met with resistance by her brother, who brings along his new girlfriend Marie (Hannah Prasse). After Carmen secretly watches the pair's unsuccessful sex attempt, she offers Marie couples therapy. However, due to their inability to speak openly with each other and the arrival of the mysterious new house resident Heins (Heiko Pinkowski), fateful events are set in motion that allow boundaries to be crossed and old wounds to reopen ...
Who directed Aphasia?
Aphasia was directed by Dominik Balkow.
Who stars in Aphasia?
Aphasia stars André Lewski, Sandra Tirre, Hannah Prasse, Heiko Pinkowski.
How long is Aphasia?
Aphasia has a runtime of 1h 33m (93 minutes).
What genre is Aphasia?
Aphasia is a Drama, Mystery film.
Where was Aphasia produced?
Aphasia was produced in Germany.