Huller is good. Realistic portrayal of the Anneliese Michel story. Chilling tale about superstition gone awry in our modern times. Also an interesting tale about the struggles of mental illness. Overall though it kinda dragged on and could be a bit boring.

Downbeat case study based on the life of Anneliese Michel. Seems to want to maintain ambiguity in relation to questions about religion and mental illness. The filmmakers only do this, however, by departing somewhat from the known facts, a departure at odds with a cinematic style which tends to lead the viewer to believe that an authentic presentation of events is intended. Dubious decision about where and how to end the story. In short, a good performance only partially conceals a few problems.

"Hüller's master class in acting is not only a portrait of a holy creature frenzied by otherworldly spirits but a voluptuous reflection of the pressures that accosted so many women of her character's age, time, and devotions." - Ed Gonzalez

Not much of a film at all with no score, unpersonal visuals and boring story. BUT Hüllers acting is worth 60points for the whole movie, the best acting Ive seem in a long time.

How did this not suck? I HAVE NO IDEA. I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT SHITTY.

not good production, but Sandra Hüller's acting is deserving acclaim.