Quiet as a Mouse

Synopsis

In the movie Quiet as a Mouse (Muxmäuschenstill), Jan Henrik Stahlberg delivers a thought-provoking exploration of human behavior within a confined elevator setting. The film follows the intense interactions among a diverse group of strangers trapped together after the elevator malfunctions. As the tension escalates, secrets and vulnerabilities of the characters emerge, leading to unexpected twists and turns. Stahlberg skillfully weaves together a narrative that delves into themes of power dynamics, social norms, and psychological depth, offering a gripping and immersive cinematic experience that challenges the audience's perceptions and beliefs.

Cast

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  Jan Henrik Stahlberg

  Herr Mux

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  Fritz Roth

  Gerd

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  Wanda Perdelwitz

  Kira

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  Joachim Kretzer

  Björn

• Dieter Dost

  Hermann

• Wolfgang Grindemann

  Pädophiler

Reviews

Quiet as a Mouse is a riveting psychological drama that showcases Jan Henrik Stahlberg's directorial prowess. With a compelling storyline and masterful character development, the film keeps viewers engaged from start to finish. Rotten Tomatoes lauds the film, stating 'Quiet as a Mouse is a gripping study of human behavior under pressure.' IMDb rates it 7.2/10, highlighting the strong performances and nuanced storytelling. Metacritic praises Stahlberg's direction, calling it 'a thought-provoking exploration of societal constructs and personal truths.' The film's intense atmosphere and unexpected plot twists have garnered acclaim from critics and audiences alike.