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FRIEDA

by Felix Hassenfratz

synopsis

Southern Germany, 1984. Under the growing pressure of the Cold War, eleven-year-old Frieda begins to sense that her family conceals a secret, passed down through generations. Searching for the truth about her missing sister, she pushes back against the adults’ silence with the power of her imagination, as the fear finds its echo within her family. Told through the eyes of a child, the film explores female generational trauma, inherited silence and magical realism.

international title: Frieda
original title: Frieda
country: Germany, Austria
year: 2026
genre: fiction
directed by: Felix Hassenfratz
film run: 102'
screenplay: Felix Hassenfratz
cast: Naila Schuberth, Julia Jentsch, Rafael Stachowiak, Dana Plaul, Markus Hering
cinematography by: Michael Kotschi
film editing: Niki Mossböck
producer: Christoph Holthof, Dániel Reich, Christian Bachmann, Veith Heiduschka, Julia Heiduschka
production: Kurhaus Production, Wega Film

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