Entrusted

Synopsis

Entrusted (original title: Entrusted) is a 2003 drama film starring Klaus Maria Brandauer. The story follows an elderly gentleman who becomes the guardian of a young woman who has been abused by her father. As their relationship evolves, secrets from the past are unveiled, leading to challenges and emotional revelations. The film delves deep into themes of trust, responsibility, and the complexities of human relationships. With compelling performances by the cast, Entrusted offers a poignant and thought-provoking narrative that resonates long after the credits roll.

Cast

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  Klaus Maria Brandauer

  Gregor Lämmle

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  Giovanna Mezzogiorno

  Maria von Gall

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  Thomas Brodie-Sangster

  Thomas von Gall

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  Thierry Lhermitte

  Andreas Lazik

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  Claire Keim

  Catherine Lamiel

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  Dominique Pinon

  Henri Lafont

Reviews

Entrusted has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the powerful performances from Klaus Maria Brandauer and the rest of the cast, others criticize the pacing and predictability of the plot. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 5.8/10, with some reviewers commending the emotional depth of the story while others find it lacking in originality. IMDb scores Entrusted at 6.3/10, with viewers appreciating the chemistry between the main characters but pointing out inconsistencies in the script. Metacritic offers a more moderate rating, indicating a range of responses from different publications. Overall, Entrusted is a film that provokes strong reactions and sparks debates about its storytelling and themes.