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Agony

Country: Germany, Austria , Language: German, 93 mins

Original Title

Agonie
  • Director: David Clay Diaz
  • Writer: David Clay Diaz
  • Producer: David Clay Diaz; Theresa Winkler

CGiii Comment

A young woman is murdered, her body dismembered, its parts dumped across Vienna. Two suspects emerge without a clear motive: Christian, a law student who sells concessions part-time at a movie theatre, and Alex, an image-obsessed rapper/boxer. Each young man is trapped in his expectations, set against the abstraction of a violent postmodern news-scape. One of them goes berserk and becomes a killer. Amounting to much more than a slasher movie, Agony is a split-narrative character study, comparing two distinct male millennial personalities whose stories do not overlap, save for the fact that they each live in Vienna - if two distinct version of Vienna. Poignant questions of machismo and sexual identity are deftly brought to light. Based on the true story of a shocking and inexplicable murder.


Trailer...

AGONIE Trailer from David Clay Diaz on Vimeo.

Cast & Characters

Samuel Schneider as Christian;
Alexander Srtschin as Alex;
Alexandra Schmidt as Sandra;
Simon Hatzl as Alex' Vater;
Mercedes Echerer as Christians Mutter;
Alexander Jagsch as Sandras Vater;
Martina Poel as Alex' Mutter;
Boris Popovic as Julian;
Carmen Bogad as Jassi;
Ines Cihal as Sandras beste Freundin;
Laurenz Fleissner as Alex' neuer Freund;
Barbara Gassner as Sandras Mutter;
Patrick Matijasevic as Alex' bester Freund;
Oliver Rosskopf as Freund von Christians Mutter