Zwei Herren im Anzug

This documentary follows director Max Linz on his quest to find Peter Handke, the controversial Austrian Nobel laureate in Literature, who is known for his provocative statements and literary works. Linz's journey becomes a reflection on art, politics, and the role of the artist in society. The film explores the complexities of Handke's legacy and the ethical dilemmas surrounding his public persona.

The film received a moderate reception, with critics often highlighting its intellectual curiosity and timely exploration of art's relationship with public discourse. While some praised its introspective nature and challenging themes, others found it to be somewhat meandering or overly focused on its central, elusive figure.

• Praised for its thoughtful engagement with controversial art and politics.

• Noted for its ambition in tackling the complex legacy of Peter Handke.

• Some reviewers found the pacing and focus to be less engaging.

Google audience: Audience reviews for this documentary are not widely available, making it difficult to summarize specific user sentiments. General interest appears to be from those intrigued by discussions on literature, art, and public controversy.

The film's director, Max Linz, also appears in the documentary as he embarks on his personal journey to find and understand Peter Handke.