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对 Lukas、Andy 和 Maya 来说，学校实在算不上一个愉快的地方。一段被偷拍的 Andy 裸体视频在学生间流传，而另一段 Andy 对同学发出暴力威胁的视频则被发给了老师和家长。这个曾经的霸凌受害者，转眼间就被打上了危险、具有攻击性的威胁的标签。三个朋友没有直面现状或为自己辩解，而是选择逃进森林。在那里，他们开始了一场属于自己的疗愈游戏，既怪诞又危险。他们在彼此的身体上制造伤口，再护理这些伤口，并将整个过程拍摄下来，仿佛在进行一场神圣的仪式。影片揭示了受害者与加害者之间、画框内与画框外之间的边界如何不断移动与崩塌，由此揭露了人们只看自己想看的东西、只按自己想看的方式去看的双重标准。影片并未聚焦于校园暴力的现实本身，而是凝视着孩子们以痛苦掩盖痛苦、为自己筑起防线的绝望挣扎。这是一部毫不留情、锋利犀利的导演作品，不愧出自迈克尔·哈内克的前副导演之手。
He studied directing under Jessica Hausner at the Vienna Film Academy and worked as an assistant director to Michael Haneke; he is also a Berlinale Talents alumnus and a member of the European Film Academy. His short film Wannabe (2017) won an award at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival and was nominated for the European Film Award for Best Short Film. His graduation film, the documentary Soldat Ahmet (2021), premiered at the Visions du Réel festival and won awards at numerous international festivals. His debut feature Oasis, a German-Austrian co-production, was selected for the Orizzonti section of the 2026 Venice Film Festival.
