Softness of Bodies

2018

Action / Comedy

9
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 100% · 7 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 53%
IMDb Rating 5.2/10 10 243 243

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Plot summary

An American poet living in Berlin hopes to win a prestigious grant while dealing with her former relationships, a rival poet, and her own penchant for stealing things.

Director

Top cast

Alexander Tschernek as Head application officer
Morgan Krantz as Oliver Ross
Dasha Nekrasova as Charlotte Parks
Nadine Dubois as Sylvie
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685.34 MB
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English 2.0
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24 fps
1 hr 14 min
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English 2.0
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24 fps
1 hr 14 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Alain E 9 / 10

Portrait of the poet as a young psychopath

Portrait of the poet as a young psychopath. One has an uneasy feeling about the protagonist as the movie progresses. Then the crisis occurs and turns out our fears had a basis. The pièce de résistance is when she takes back her bicycle. Brilliant! Nekrasova did a fantastic job bringing to life this unlikable character. The poem that she reads for the grant application is actually pretty good, because you can be a good artist and at the same time a poor excuse for a human being. Good photography and music.
Reviewed by Ben D 9 / 10

*Full Disclosure* I'm a big fan of the

*Full Disclosure* I'm a big fan of the Red Scare podcast, which Dasha co-hosts, but I still attempted to view the film with an unbiased eye. Softness of Bodies feels like one of those narcissistic artist-driven films that should take place in Brooklyn, but instead is set in Berlin — which is basically Germany's Brooklyn. Charlotte "Charlie" Parks (Dasha Nekrasova) is in Berlin on an artist's visa, reads poetry at a little bar at night (where she's developed a rivalry with another poet, Sylvie (Nadine Dubois)), and spends the rest of her time seemingly smoking cigarettes and working at a coffee shop while learning as little German as possible. Charlie possesses a proclivity for thievery: candy bars, shirts, shoes, verse, mentos, boyfriends. There's a love (*starts counting) hexagon here, which makes for plenty of drama. However, Charlie is our protag and we never want her to leave the screen. Nekrasova plays a millennial like a disaffected Gen Xer — she should always have a cigarette a few inches from her lips. You see a little different side of her depending with whom she's interacting, but I especially enjoyed her relationship with Remo (Johannes Frick), her gay roommate. I've always said that writers are the worst people in the world (I can say that, I am one), but I might be wrong, that title may go to poets. My issue with the film is simply that it's too short. At a trim 75 minutes, there are some loose ends that I naturally want the answers to. Because this is a lesser-known film I'll refrain from spoilers, but this isn't the movie where you're just waiting for "who's she gonna end up with?" and thank God for that. Softness of Bodies has the feel of many other films concerning young artists (actors, poets, photographers) trying to make it, but it also stands out in enough ways to merit a watch.
Reviewed by R T 4 / 10

I knew what I was getting into going

I knew what I was getting into going into this movie with dasha . I knocked all her films out in a week . I have a feeling this isn’t just acting for her. It’s seems this is very close to her actual persona. Kinda emotionless without a care in the world attitude . Very non chalant . I really liked the movie Sunday girl with her, go check that out 2.1
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