Nothing Bad Can Happen

A devout young Christian named Christian lives a sheltered life with his family, adhering strictly to their religious beliefs. When he falls in love with a girl named Lotta, his strict religious upbringing clashes with his desires. He and Lotta attempt to break free from the oppressive cult they were raised in, seeking a normal life, but their efforts lead them into a descent of extreme violence and psychological horror orchestrated by the cult's sinister leader.

Nothing Bad Can Happen received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics commending its disturbing atmosphere, unflinching portrayal of religious extremism, and strong performances, particularly from Julius Feldmeier. However, some found the film's extreme violence and bleakness to be gratuitous and overwhelming.

• Praised for its intense and disturbing exploration of religious cults.

• Julius Feldmeier's performance as Christian was frequently highlighted.

• Noted for its extreme violence and bleak, unsettling tone.

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Director Katrin Gebbe stated that the film was inspired by a real-life event she encountered during her youth, involving a charismatic cult leader.