Thure Lindhardt, playing Wolfgang Priklopil, was the one carrying this movie by all means. One thing that always puzzles me is why they don't make these kind of movies in the appropriate language according to where they take place? It was really discrediting to the story that people were speaking British English throughout the entire movie. However, all throughout the movie, there was just something profound lacking from the story to really portray that Natascha was being kept against her will - it just wasn't there, so whether it was a flaw on the directing or the acting, I have no idea. The story was directed and told nicely enough, but still not really something that the world of cinema needed to have added to its vault. So what is next a movie about Josef Fritzl? Parts of me are appalled that this was actually turned into a movie - and whether it be for telling her story or making a profit matters not - then there is no particular need to put sick stories like this on the movie screen. Reviewed by paul_haakonsen 3 / 10 Distasteful.Īs awful and gruesome as the actual story of Natascha Kampusch was and is, then having seen this movie, I must admit that I sit here with a somewhat foul taste in my mouth.
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