Reviewed by: James D.
Der Bunker is one of those films that once you
watch it, you will have something to digest well after the credits. If “
Serbian Film” was about a typical family in the underground of Serbia. This
film can be seen as a typical family in a very odd part of Germany. The story
revolves around a young man who is renting a bunker. This room could be seen as
a rubber room for the mentally damaged. It has no windows, and is pretty
depressing looking. On the surface, this could work because he can throw
himself into his passion and work. Also, in this house is a mom and dad and
their son Klaus.
We soon learn of Klaus’s future, he seems to want to be president.
The parents decide to let the new guy teach their son. Soon, the lessons get a
little too much for the teacher and his student. This film is not for the
casual movie fan. This film is such an odd little story, that many may be
turned off by its pacing or relatable characters. This film had such a quirky
charm that I found myself really getting behind it. The dark tone and humor
worked fine.
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