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Berlin, Germany | Stockholm Syndrome
A passionate holiday romance leads to an obsessive relationship when an Australian photojournalist wakes one morning in a Berlin apartment and is unable to leave.
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A passionate holiday romance leads to an obsessive relationship when an Australian photojournalist wakes one morning in a Berlin apartment and is unable to leave.
Best Original Music | 2018 | Bryony
Narrative Feature Competition | 2017 | Cate
World Cinema Dramatic | 2017 | Cate
2017 | Cate
Best Cinematography | 2018 | Germain
Best Actress | 2018 | Teresa
Best Editing | 2018 | Jack
Best Film | 2018 | Polly
Best Film | 2018
Best Director | 2018 | Cate
Best Actress | 2018 | Teresa
Best Screenplay | 2018 | Shaun
Best Cinematography | 2018 | Germain
Best Achievement in Sound for Film Sound Mixing | 2017
Best Achievement in Sound for Film Sound Recording | 2017
Best Direction | 2017 | Cate
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2017 | Shaun
Best Costume Design | 2017
Best Original Score | 2017 | Bryony
Best Editing | 2017 | Jack
Best Lead Actress | 2017 | Teresa
Best Production Design | 2017 | Melinda
Best Film | 2017 | Polly
Feature Film Adaptation | 2016
Box Office Collection 397,783 USD
Filming began in Berlin, Germany, and eventually moved to Melbourne, Australia, where Teresa Palmer finished her scenes. Immediately after, she began filming on Hacksaw Ridge (2016) in Sydney, Australia.
The Melbourne production design team and art department recreated Andi's apartment on a Docklands sound stage based on the original apartment in Berlin. The majority of scenes in the apartment were shot on that set in Melbourne. The set had working water, gas, and electricity plus a fake wall and greenscreens for the neighbouring building.
Teresa Palmer described her participation on the project as "one of the most transformational experiences" of her life, as well as "the most liberating film experience" of her career.
Melanie Joosten's novel marked her debut novel and won her the 'Kathleen Mitchell Award for Young Writers' and she was as one of the 'Sydney Morning Herald Best Young Novelist 2012'. Melbourne-raised Joosten visited Berlin herself for the first time when she was backpacking Europe at the age of 22.
The apartment that Clare is trapped in is based on a real one, in the Prenzlauer Berg neighbourhood of Berlin. Director Cate Shortland: "It was a 50- or 60-apartment building with [only] about eight apartments occupied. But all of our young people are flocking there. It's kind of a beautiful idea, wanting to get out and explore, and hoping the artistic and cultural dynamic of the city will rub off on you. It's a place with a lot of community feeling, but in winter it's also an incredibly monstrous, grey, miserable place." [The Guardian. June 2017]
"Andi: What would be the worst thing I could ever do to you? Don't worry... I would never do it. We are a team."
"Clare Havel: Andi, what is going on? Andi: "What is going on? " You could have gone to Dresden. You said you want to stay. Andi: We had sex. People-- people say all sorts of things in bed. It doesent necessarily mean anything. [sobbing] Andi: Please, dear God. Andi: Do you like pesto? Clare Havel: What? Can we just go for dinner? [he ignores her] Clare Havel: Can I have my necklace back? [he continues to ignore her] Clare Havel: Open the fucking door!"
