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Mascha Schilinski's "Sound of Falling" is a non-linear, experimental drama that spans nearly a century, following multiple generations of a family on a farm in Germany's Altmark region. The film explores the interconnected lives of four young women—Alma in the 1910s, Erika in the 1940s, Angelika in the 1980s, and Lenka in the present day. Through fragmented timelines and recurring visual motifs, the film delves into the circularity of violence, misogyny, and trauma that haunts the women of this family, treating the farmhouse itself as a silent witness to their history.
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Mascha Schilinski's "Sound of Falling" is a non-linear, experimental drama that spans nearly a century, following multiple generations of a family on a farm in Germany's Altmark region. The film explores the interconnected lives of four young women—Alma in the 1910s, Erika in the 1940s, Angelika in the 1980s, and Lenka in the present day. Through fragmented timelines and recurring visual motifs, the film delves into the circularity of violence, misogyny, and trauma that haunts the women of this family, treating the farmhouse itself as a silent witness to their history.
Germany's official entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 98th Academy Awards.
Won the Jury Prize at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.
The original German title is 'In die Sonne schauen'.
