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Komm, schöner Tod
Berlin sometime in the near future: Due to the demographic change, more and more old people are walking confused through the city. In order to avoid accidents and to protect the elderly, there are special task forces that pick up the pensioners and bring them back to the homes. The entrepreneur Sebastian von Werding recognized the potential of customers and developed a new business model.
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Plot Summary
A young man, tormented by guilt over his father's death, seeks solace in a relationship with a prostitute. However, his obsession leads him down a dark path of violence and self-destruction as he struggles to confront his inner demons and the harsh realities of his life.
Critical Reception
Komm, schöner Tod was noted for its dark and atmospheric portrayal of despair and its strong performances, particularly from its young lead. While praised for its artistic ambition and unflinching look at difficult themes, some critics found its bleakness overwhelming and its narrative occasionally opaque.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its intense atmosphere and the compelling performance of Jonas Nay.
Acknowledged for tackling difficult subject matter with a raw, unflinching style.
Some viewers found the film's unrelentingly dark tone to be a drawback.
Google audience: Audience reception is not widely available in aggregated form, but comments often highlight the film's heavy themes and strong acting.
Fun Fact
Director Thomas Stuber later went on to direct the critically acclaimed film 'In the Aisles' (2018).
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