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A disturbing film, not because of what you see, though there are a couple of shockingly violent scenes, but because of what your subconscious fears. The film probes deep into the idea of paranoia and also the ghosts of the past and selective memory.

Haneke also explores the clash between bourgeois and immigrant as France's colonial past haunts every frame. Forget Amour and The White Ribbon, this is Haneke's masterpiece.