The Privilege

Synopsis

In the movie The Privilege (Das Privileg - Die Auserwählten), director Max Schimmelpfennig delves into a world where a group of elite individuals, known as 'The Chosen Ones', are bestowed with immense power and influence. These privileged few navigate a society where their every whim is catered to, but at what cost? As the intricate web of privilege unravels, secrets, betrayals, and struggles for power emerge, leading to unexpected twists and turns that challenge the very essence of privilege itself. The film explores themes of power dynamics, morality, and the consequences of unchecked privilege in a thought-provoking and suspenseful narrative set in a sleek and luxurious world.

Cast

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  Max Schimmelpfennig

  Finn Bergmann

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  Lea van Acken

  Lena

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  Tijan Marei

  Samira Steinke

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  Milena Tscharntke

  Sophie Bergmann

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  Lise Risom Olsen

  Yvonne Bergmann

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  Roman Knižka

  Roman Bergmann

Reviews

The Privilege has garnered mixed reviews from critics worldwide. While some appreciate the film's bold take on societal hierarchies and its ability to spark intriguing conversations about the nature of privilege, others find its execution lacking in depth and emotional engagement. Rotten Tomatoes rates The Privilege at 40%, with critics highlighting the film's ambitious concept but pointing out inconsistencies in its delivery. IMDb provides a rating of 4.7/10, indicating a disparity in audience opinions. Some reviewers commend Max Schimmelpfennig's direction and the ensemble cast's performances, while others critique the pacing and character development. Overall, The Privilege presents a compelling premise that leaves viewers contemplating the implications of privilege in a gripping, if imperfect, cinematic experience.