Mystery

Enemy

2014 1h 31m 6.8 (6K)

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Starring

Jake Gyllenhaal, Mélanie Laurent, Sarah Gadon

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Regie: Denis Villeneuve
Drehbuch: Javier Gullón
Hauptdarsteller: Jake Gyllenhaal, Mélanie Laurent, Sarah Gadon
Genre: Mystery, Thriller

Handlung

A mild-mannered college professor discovers a look-alike actor and delves into the other man's private affairs.

Mystery Thriller

Slogan: You can't escape yourself.
Genre: Mystery, Thriller
Studios: Rhombus Media, Roxbury Pictures, Mecanismo Films, micro_scope
Released: 2014
Sprachen: Englisch
Länder: Canada· France· Spain

Schlagwörter

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Besetzung

Jake Gyllenhaal

Adam / Anthony

Mélanie Laurent

Mary

Sarah Gadon

Helen

Isabella Rossellini

Mother

Joshua Peace

Teacher at School

Tim Post

Anthony's Concierge

Kedar Brown

Security Guard

Darryl Dinn

Video Store Clerk

Jake Gyllenhaal

Adam / Anthony

Mélanie Laurent

Mary

Sarah Gadon

Helen

Isabella Rossellini

Mother

Joshua Peace

Teacher at School

Tim Post

Anthony's Concierge

Kedar Brown

Security Guard

Darryl Dinn

Video Store Clerk

Misha Highstead

Lady in the Dark Room

Megan Mane

Lady in the Dark Room

Alexis Uiga

Lady in the Dark Room

Kiran Friesen

Sad, Broken Woman (uncredited)

Loretta Yu

Receptionist (uncredited)

Stephen R. Hart

Bouncer (uncredited)

Paul Stephen

Dark Room Patron (uncredited)

Bewertungen

2 Rezensionen

griggs79

26 Mär 2025 · via TMDb

6.0

_Enemy_ is one of those films that’s more interesting than fun to watch. Gyllenhaal’s on great form (twice over), and Villeneuve’s direction is slick and moody as ever. I was into the whole theme of self-sabotage—how bad decisions come back to bite—but it’s definitely more of a thinker than a thriller. The final scene is meant to rattle you, but it didn’t do much for me, mainly because that kind of thing doesn’t freak me out. I know loads of people who’d hate it, though. It's not a bad watch; it's just not one I’d be in a hurry to revisit.