Kaputt

A disenchanted filmmaker navigates a shattered, postwar landscape where memory bends to survival. In a city scarred by conflict and conspiratorial whispers, a restless narrator drifts through decadent parties, tense exchanges, and haunting encounters, chasing a sense of meaning that stubbornly slips away. Across smoky rooms and crowded streets, facades crumble to reveal fragile ambitions, uneasy alliances, and a pervasive sense of moral ambiguity. The narrative threads weave together in a dreamlike, fragmented cadence, capturing the disorienting aftermath of culture clash, personal betrayal, and the corrosive lure of power. A stark meditation on memory, identity, and the price of looking away.