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2005 | Color | 117 min

Georges, who hosts a TV literary review, receives packages containing videos of himself and his family ?shot secretly from the street? and drawings whose meaning is obscure. Gradually, the footage becomes more personal, suggesting that the sender has known them from some time. He feels a menace hanging over his family..


Country: Alemania
Direction: Haneke; Michael
Script: Haneke; Michael
Production: Margaret Ménégo, Katz; Michael
Photography: Berge; Christian
Sound: Laforce; Jean-pierre, Jean-paul Muguel
Cast:Bénichou; Maurice, Le Coq; Bernard, Auteuil; Daniel, Duval; Daniel, Girardot; Annie, Podalydès; Denis, Richard; Nathalie, Binoche; Juliette

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