The Calendar Killer

A strange movie visually. I feel like at the end of the movie I do have a right to complain about things like two "different" houses being lit and colored exactly the same to the point where I can't tell visually which house is which. The lighting was a touch dark imo. But again looking backwards. I think it mostly works. I like the story and where it went i just feel like the suspense didn't always work because it wasn't clear what we're supposed to be thinking.

Viewer confusion is important in mysteries, but this one confused too much. I agree with Wolfkin that two houses should have been different houses (but I'm sure it saved on filming costs). The characters are all mysteries, making the premise of the film really good. The actors perform well.

A warning to viewers who have a difficult time with abused women who don't do anything about it: this film will be extremely frustrating.

Only at the end of the movie is it emphasized that the story is **fictional** and that it wants to draw ==attention to violence in partnerships== but during the movie you wonder who is the biggest psychopath of all the actors. each of them offers a good acting performance!
the double twists towards the end of the movie provide a bit more suspense. solid german movie entertainment but nevertheless, the movie will be forgotten in the next time.