Three Peaks

Name: Three Peaks
Genre: Drama
Released: June 28, 2019
Duration: 94 min
Rating: 57
Cast: Alexander Fehling, Arian Montgomery, Bérénice Bejo

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NFP Marketing & Distribution | Release Date: June 28, 2019 | Not Rated

Starring: Alexander Fehling, Arian Montgomery, Bérénice Bejo

Summary: German Aaron (Alexander Fehling) has found the woman of his life in his French girlfriend Lea (Bérénice Bejo) but her young son Tristan still imagines his mother reconciling with his American father. On what should be an idyllic vacation in the soaring Italian Dolomites, Aaron fights to win over Tristan and cement his place in this family,German Aaron (Alexander Fehling) has found the woman of his life in his French girlfriend Lea (Bérénice Bejo) but her young son Tristan still imagines his mother reconciling with his American father. On what should be an idyllic vacation in the soaring Italian Dolomites, Aaron fights to win over Tristan and cement his place in this family, while Lea wrestles with conflicting loyalties to her son and her lover. Yet when Tristan disappears into the mountains, it’s unclear who is in the most danger. [Greenwich Entertainment]… Expand

Director: Jan Zabeil

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 94 min

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Rex Reed

Jun 27, 2019

From Germany, the deeply disturbing domestic tragedy Three Peaks is another film of understated but driving intensity starring Alexander Fehling, a.k.a. the Paul Newman of German cinema. Read full review

John Bleasdale

Jun 3, 2019

This is a powerful and beautifully shot film of love and survival. Read full review

Jessica Kiang

Jun 3, 2019

Superbly crafted, utterly gripping. Read full review

Chuck Bowen

Jun 24, 2019

The film ably plumbs the fears of a well-meaning man who tries his best to play by the rules of middle-aged courtship. Read full review

Michael O'Sullivan

Jul 23, 2019

Three Peaks is not a devastating film like “Force Majeure” — another mountain-set foreign film about the exposure of fissures in a family dynamic — but it is a satisfying one. There’s just enough closure to its inconclusive climax to allow you to relax, even if it doesn’t give you much to terribly ponder during the drive home. Read full review

Neil Young

Jun 3, 2019

This is a demanding and fitfully rewarding film which focuses minutely on the shifting relationships between its three protagonists. Read full review

Mick LaSalle

Jul 24, 2019

If Zabeil didn’t want to deliver a formula picture, he needed to come up with something better than the formula. Read full review

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TVJerry

Aug 3, 2019

A German man goes on vacation with his French girlfriend and her son. The relationship between the substitute father and the young boy is sometimes warm, even though the son would rather see his biological parents reconcile. The location in the Italian Dolomites is stunningly picturesque andA German man goes on vacation with his French girlfriend and her son. The relationship between the substitute father and the young boy is sometimes warm, even though the son would rather see his biological parents reconcile. The location in the Italian Dolomites is stunningly picturesque and it's majesty plays an integral part in the film. Events happen quietly, sometimes starting or ending abruptly, but always with a compelling undertone. It's beautifully acted (including young Arian Montgomery) and slowly engrossing...with a subtle hint of jeopardy pervading the natural splendor. In French and German with subtitles.… Expand

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