The Berlin Bride -

Lo-fi, grain-heavy aesthetic compared to David Lynch’s Eraserhead

A one-armed aesthete (Henry Akina) finds the mannequin's right arm. He replaces his own missing limb with it, only to find the new arm has a sentient and impulsive life of its own.

Reviews on platforms like YouTube have given it an 8/10, praising its melancholic vibe and immersive 1980s Berlin setting. The Berlin Bride

The film follows two reclusive men who separately discover abandoned parts of a department store mannequin in a city park.

The film is currently available for streaming on Digital and has been featured on Tubi. The Berlin Bride | Film Threat The film follows two reclusive men who separately

Tension builds as the "husband" becomes obsessed with finding the missing arm, leading to a violent and grotesque resolution . Production Details Director/Writer Michael Bartlett Cast Miklos Königer, Henry Akina, Sushila Day Runtime 1 hour 11 minutes Language German (near-silent, with fewer than 10 lines of dialogue) Visual Style

Critics from Movie-Blogger.com highlight its "mini-universe" where regular narrative structures are abandoned for a psychological horror experience. pre-wall Berlin. Plot Summary

(2019) is a surreal, near-silent fantasy horror film directed by Michael Bartlett. Inspired by the dark writings of Edgar Allan Poe and E.T.A. Hoffmann, it is a dreamlike exploration of loneliness and unrequited sexuality set in a nostalgic, pre-wall Berlin. Plot Summary