Brownian Movement

A psychiatrist engages in sexual encounters with various male patients in a rented apartment to find emotions missing from her marriage. When her husband discovers these affairs, the couple faces a severe crisis that threatens their relationship. Following the loss of her professional license, the pair moves to India to start over. Despite this relocation and the birth of twins, the woman remains haunted by her previous actions and desires.

Written and directed by Nanouk Leopold, this drama is the second film in her career, following Floating Island and preceding Whitetail. The movie stars Sandra Hüller as Charlotte and Dragan Bakema as Max, with supporting roles played by Sabine Timoteo, Ryan Brodie, Frieda Pittoors, and Nicole Shirer. Produced by Circe Films, Serendipity Films, and Coin Film, the production involved collaborations between Germany, the Netherlands, and the Netherlands Antilles.

The film has received a mixed response from viewers. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 4.7/10 based on 1,700 votes. On TMDB, the rating is slightly higher at 5.7/10, though this is based on a smaller sample of 114 votes.