Home Is Here (2016)
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Anna Åström, Stipe Erceg, Petra Buckova, Julia Rosa Stöckl, Johannes Gabl
A directionless young woman repeatedly enters a financial adviser’s home, and they begin communicating through changes to it.
The story
Set in Innsbruck, the film follows Hannah, a young Austrian woman of Czech descent who feels lost and directionless. She is temporarily living with her mother and younger brother in the Olympic Village when she breaks into Max’s modern villa. Max is single, works as a financial adviser and is a meticulous athlete. Hannah returns to his house repeatedly, until he notices small changes. He begins a playful form of communication with her without meeting her; their exchanges take place solely through changes in the house.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
At the center of the film, set in Innsbruck, is Hannah, a young Austrian woman of Czech descent who feels lost and directionless. She is temporarily living with her mother and younger brother in the Olympic Village. One day, she breaks into Max’s modern villa. He is single, works as a financial adviser, and is a meticulous athlete. Hannah keeps returning to Max’s house, again and again, until he notices small changes. He engages in a playful form of communication with Hannah, but without meeting her. The two communicate solely through changes in the house. As their game unfolds, they conclude that life is not about searching for a relationship or a particular place, but about realizing that you can find your home only within yourself: “Home Is Here.”
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