Koko-Di Koko-Da

Director: Johannes NyholmSweden, Denmark 201986 minutesFSK 18 (unchecked)

Ostentor CinemaSat. 26.09.202016:00

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That is what it is about

Life is in ruins. Nevertheless, Elin and Tobias try to pull themselves out of the quagmire and save their marriage. To save what can still be saved after the death of their daughter. Going on a camping holiday together sounds like a good idea. But the mood doesn't really work out. The mood darkens even more when three uninvited guests besiege the campsite and maltreat the campers. Because there is no escape from this nightmarish madness!

What you should know

Nyholm is a name that should be tattooed right next to Haneke and Von Trier from now on. Because this perfidious and at times disgusting variation on GROUNDHOG DAY is a work of art, but not for the faint-hearted. Disturbance instead of shock therapy are on the agenda and this leaves no one cold. With a slight undertone of torture porn, this bastard says goodbye with a deeply sad finale that you wouldn't expect. KOKO-DI KOKO-DA will resonate for a long time.

Original title: Koko-Di Koko-Da

Rights holder: Stray Dogs

Language: Original with English subtitles

Cast: Leif Edlund, Peter Belli, Ylva Gallon

Film Festivals: Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, Fantasia Film Festival, Fantasporto Film Festival, Filmfest München, Göteborg Film Festival, Rotterdam International Film Festival, Sitges Catalonian International Fantastic Film Festival, Slash Film Festival, Strasbourg European Fantastic Film Festival, Sundance Film Festival, Terror Molins,

Direction

You know Nyholm's work and have probably already been oiled by LAS PALMAS, a short film in which a toddler who is not yet fully able to walk stumbles, drinks and eats in a doll bar. Great fun, to which the word "viral" would probably fit very well. His works sparkle with creativity and eccentricity. With KOKO-DI KOKO-DA he proves this once again. But there is no sunshine here. Nevertheless, or perhaps precisely because of this, Nyholm's latest film is one of the great festival films of our time.