Hidden (Cache)

my fav haneke yet!!! consistently fascinated by the way he shoots his stories through such a clinical, cold, “objective” viewpoint, without sacrificing a dash of humanity — that talent is especially on display here, since the topic of surveillance plays such a key role. how…

mia lee vicino

Juliette Binoche nervously tearing up with an Eminem poster behind her... that’s the 2000s

Matt Erspamer

that Leonardo DiCaprio pointing at the tv meme is me whenever I’m watching the ending of Caché

Nakul

An eerie, punishing anti-thriller that takes colonial violence and the surveillance state and manifests it into a paranoid, guilt-ridden form of claustrophobia that intrudes on and threatens the private, comfortable existence of those who benefit from them. Haneke can be…

Josh Lewis

This is from an assignment from my Art Philosophy class, hence why I mostly talk about the opening shot. I got an A. I often argue for the importance of context in art, and this is one of the ultimate uses of it in film. The opening shot of Michael Haneke’s brilliant…

Toing

Caché is so gripping, its dark tale of bourgeois guilt perfectly suited to Haneke's enchantingly brutal style. Everything here is too close to reality in an audio and visual sense, making it never feel quite right in the best way possible. Caché is a film about dredging up…

Darren Carver-Balsiger

i mean... ok

Lucy

This is not a review, but I just wanted to comment that I greatly appreciate when films don't spoon feed me the answers. Thank you, Mr. Haneke.

Matt J.

Right now I feel dissatisfied yet also satisfied, very confused, sort of disturbed, kinda like a creep, kind of in awe, a little guilty, a little clever, a bit annoyed, but ultimately impressed. So I guess that means I just watched a Michael Haneke movie.

Jonny