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AKA: The Vanishing; L’Homme Qui Voulait Savoir
Directed by: George Sluizer
Starring: Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu (Raymond), Gene Bervoets (Rex), Johanna ter Steege (Saskia)
Country: Netherlands, France European Cinema
Language: Dutch, French (English Subs)
Runtime: 01:46:20
Genres: Kidnapping, Mystery
Plot – Spoilers:
Rex and Saskia are a Dutch couple driving on holiday into France. Saskia is playful and Rex seems smitten – everything looks perfect. Until Rex leaves a terrified Saskia alone in a dark tunnel and heads to fetch petrol after their car runs out of gas.
But they soon make up and are all set to continue on with their trip. Saskia steps into a store to pick up a couple of drinks but doesn’t return, which puzzles Rex who’s parked just a little away. As the hours roll by he gets panicky and is convinced she’s been kidnapped. In a way the tunnel incident serves as a guilt-driven pivot for Rex’s obsession in finding out what became of Saskia.
Meanwhile, Raymond is a Frenchman with a regular family. We see him watching Rex and Saskia as they pull up into a gas station. Raymond recently bought a remote cabin and has been running mock-tests on chloroforming women and the audibility of screams from the cabin…
If a list of the greatest relatively unknown movies were drawn up, Spoorloos would surely make the Top 10.
Saskia was pretty with her light red hair and sunburned skin. I bet her pussy turned really red when she was all hot.
Tem uma versão americana com Kiefer shuterland eu não lembro quem e a mulher
CAN SOMEONE RECOMMEND A KIDNAPPING MOVIE?
Lame, Unoriginal snooze-fest!
One of the best scripts ever filmed.
10/10
Great movie, horrible ending…. loved it. Thanks again EU
Always excellent always compelling
Aged well too.. a real slow and depressing look and story.
One for the thinkers here
The not knowing would be terrible but what a way to find out.
I found it very difficult to fap to this.
I have a vague recollection of watching this in a drunken haze. I think I really liked it.
A good start with a boring middle and a great ending.
6.5/10
Movies are stories, they are to entertain, scare, horrify etc etc, this is typical of most french movies, crap no story, too much emphasis on character building that there wasn’t any room for the story.
Snooze fest. Really boring. Whoever would drink that deserves to win a stupid prize. 2 stars.
The girl on the poster disturbingly ressembles one of my missing friend… 0_0
A slow burn of a film, focusing on ‘not knowing / self-blame’ and how it can eat away at you. It also shows how fate / chance and the most trivial of things (a sneeze, the first letter of your surname) can seal your fate. The ending is unexpected though on second viewing you realize Raymond says there are worse things than killing and *spoiler* his reply to the traffic cop reveals what his is. An entertaining mystery of a film and a strong 3.5/5 key rings
The eternal question, relativize the burden eternally, death seems easier…
Rex is not a Dutchman, but Belgian, I can hear it in his accent …. small detail =)
The best part of the movie was that detail of the photograph of teenage Raymond after he mutilated himself in the fall. So so creepy.
There’s also an American remake called The Vanishing that stars Jeff Bridges and Sandra Bullock. I thought this plot sounded familiar. Like this one better. 🙂
A really good movie. The ending was not what I was expecting.
This site has some of the best movies I’ve ever seen.
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