Natural and realistic in all categories: acting, story, the opinionless-tone... Realism is typical Haneke and he does it flawless. Even though the subject of sexual frustration, obsession and pain turning into pleasure is not your daily encountering, this movie played it of as normal as can be which makes this a stunning piece of art. Haneke has the power of letting every viewer walk away after the movie with all different kind of feelings and for me that's a very powerful trait in the world of movie-making. He gives us the task of being more alert or things will go unseen. The stabbing-scene came and ended in a blink of an eye and the expression of Hupert in that very moment left me stunned and breathless.
A true masterpiece
Review of The Piano Teacher
