Die Frau im Nebel - Kritiken

It’s a gorgeously and grippingly made picture and Tang Wei is magnificent.

...casting an intoxicating spell, one you may well find lingering around for days after you see it.

...an extravagant and hopelessly romantic thriller that weaves past and present into something entirely its own.

The South Korean auteur known for squid-chomping, luxe erotica and graphic torture is back with a seductive mystery thriller.

It’s about trust, you see, about letting go, and doing so will reveal as sublimely satisfying a romantic mystery as you're likely to see.

Reminiscent of Hitchcock, the tone is seamless, the performances by Park Hae-il and Tang Wei are flawless, and the storytelling is addictively satisfying and engrossing.

...Park’s funny, playful, and increasingly poignant crime thriller is less interested in what Hae-joon (Park Hae-il) knows about his suspect than in how he feels about her.

...a dizzyingly complex drama with an eye for Vertigo.

Yes, this is an erotic cop thriller. Fortunately, though, it’s a Park Chan-wook erotic cop thriller.

...with Decision To Leave, Park expands his formidably-deep skill set.

...en hommage til den slebne spændingsmester Hitchcock.

Handlingen er aldrig forudsigelig, og man får fornemmelsen af, at Park Chan-wook har skrevet manuskriptet med et smørret smil klistret på ansigtet.

...supersnygg hyllning till Martin Beck.