Wild Mouse

Synopsis

In the Austrian comedy-drama film Wild Mouse, director Josef Hader presents a story of midlife crisis, revenge, and unexpected alliances. Georg, a music critic, is fired from his job, leading him to reinvent himself and settle an old score with his former boss. What starts as a humorous journey of redemption quickly spirals into a chaotic adventure filled with unlikely situations and dark humor. As Georg navigates through his inner turmoil and unanticipated obstacles, he discovers the fascinating unpredictability of life and human relationships. Wild Mouse showcases the complexities of human nature and the absurdities of modern society in a thought-provoking yet entertaining narrative.

Cast

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  Josef Hader

  Georg

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  Pia Hierzegger

  Johanna

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  Georg Friedrich

  Erich

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  Jörg Hartmann

  Waller

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  Denis Moschitto

  Sebastian

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  Crina Semciuc

  Nicoletta

Reviews

Wild Mouse has received mixed reviews from critics. 'A quirky comedy with a touch of bitterness that captivates with its eccentric characters and sharp wit.' - IMDb. On the other hand, 'A dark exploration of a broken man's descent into chaos without a clear resolution or emotional depth.' - Rotten Tomatoes. While some audience members appreciate the film's unique blend of humor and drama, others find it lacking in substance and emotional resonance. Despite its polarizing reception, Josef Hader's direction and performance have been widely praised for their authenticity and dark comedic style. The film's unconventional approach to storytelling and character development has sparked engaging discussions among viewers and critics alike.