Benjamin Heisenberg
Austria, Germany 2009
One man’s obsessive search for excitement leads him to a life of crime in this drama inspired by a true story
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. Johann Rettenberger (Andreas Lust) is a talented long-distance runner who frequently competes in marathons and is hooked on the endorphin rush of running and the thrill of competition. For Johann, nothing comes close to matching the lift he gets from running except his other hobby — robbing banks
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. Armed with a shotgun and a mask, Johann commits a series of hit-and-run bank heists, less interested in the money than the way the danger makes him feel
. Johann hides his criminal obsessions from his girlfriend, Erika (Franziska Weisz), who imagines he’s broke and out of work, but as he becomes increasingly addicted to bank robbery, he loses his sense of caution and takes bigger risks. Der Räuber (aka The Robber) was an official selection at the 2010 Berlin International Film Festival. (Mark Deming)
96 min
. Original with English subtitles. 35mm to DCP, 16:9, Color, Dolby Digital. Script: Benjamin Heisenberg, Martin Prinz, based on the novel by Martin Prinz. With: Andreas Lust, Franziska Weisz, Markus Schleinzer, Peter Vilnai, Johann Bednar, Max Edelbacher. DoP: Reinhold Vorschneider. Editing: Andrea Wagner, Benjamin Heisenberg
