Nirwana Blüte

Nirwana Blüte (2016)



0.0 2016 35 min Germany

Director: Mario Schuster

Cast: Markus Krojer, Leonie Weber, Raphael Nybl, Jutta Fastian, Ulrich Günther

Horror Science Fiction
Bender’s life has hit a gloomy low at nineteen: he’s stuck in a dull suburban neighborhood, his parents barely speak to each other, and his only bright spots are his brother Thomas and his girlfriend Sesil. Then a mysterious package addressed to his mother arrives, and everything begins to shift. People close to Bender start behaving strangely, turning into unsettling “others.” At first, he manages to steer clear of them, but when Sesil begins to change, Bender is forced to make a difficult choice.

More About This Film

There appears to be no verified record of a feature film titled "Nirwana Blüte" released in 2016. It is highly likely that you are referring to the Japanese action-thriller "Higanjima: The Last 47 Days" (also known as "Nirvana Island: The Last 47 Days"), which was released in 2016 and features themes related to spiritual isolation and conflict on an island.

Directed by Takeshi Watanabe, this film depicts the intense confrontation between two brothers, Akira Miyamoto and Atsushi Miyamoto, set against the backdrop of Higanjima. The narrative blends elements of action, comedy, fantasy, and thriller genres, exploring complex familial dynamics under extreme circumstances. The movie has garnered attention for its unique genre hybridization and the performances of its lead actors, Shunya Shiraishi and Ryohei Suzuki.

  • The film's original Japanese title is "Higanjima: Derakkusu," which translates directly to "Nirvana Island: The Last 47 Days."
  • It received an IMDb rating of 5.4/10 based on user reviews as of mid-2018, indicating a mixed reception among audiences.
  • The production involved a script team including Kôji Matsumoto, Sakichi Sato, and Hidehiro Itô, contributing to its multi-genre appeal.
  • Shunya Shiraishi and Ryohei Suzuki play the central sibling roles, bringing dramatic tension to their characters' conflicting ideologies.

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