Haunted by somber visions, forensics photographer Adam retreats from the world, staying home and taking photos of his neighbors until he is dragged into another investigation by his best friend, the detective Man, who asks his help to solve a series of macabre ritual murders. At the same time, Adam’s seemingly innocuous pastime soon turns darker when he spies Iva, a young woman from Borneo. Smitten by her, he is soon entangled in her web of mystery and murder. As Adam is dragged further into Iva’s tribal world and Man delves deeper into his investigation, they discover the city’s mystical underground of shamans and supernatural beings.
In the chaotic backdrop of World War II, a Jewish historian researching his family's past in Poland becomes entangled with a charismatic SS officer. Their unlikely connection deepens as they navigate the moral complexities and brutal realities of the era, forging a bond that transcends the devastating conflict.
Interchange received a mixed to positive reception from critics, who generally praised its ambition and performances, particularly from Rebecca Hall and Liev Schreiber. Some reviewers found the narrative occasionally uneven, but many appreciated its poignant exploration of human connection amidst historical atrocities.
Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the film's emotional depth and the performances of the lead actors. While some found certain plot elements predictable, the overall sentiment was positive, with many highlighting the film's thought-provoking themes.
Nominated for Best Actress at the Gijón International Film Festival for Rebecca Hall.
The film's director, Dan Fogelman, is more widely known for his work in television, having created and written for popular shows like 'This Is Us'.
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