A HIDDEN LIFE | 'We Lived Above The Clouds' Clip | FOX Searchlight

Based on real events, from visionary writer-director Terrence Malick, A HIDDEN LIFE is the story of an unsung hero, Franz Jägerstätter, who refused to fight for the Nazis in World War II. When the Austrian peasant farmer is faced with the threat of execution for treason, it is his unwavering faith and his love for his wife Fani and children that keeps his spirit alive.

In Theaters December 13, 2019

Directed by: Terrence Malick

Written by: Terrence Malick

Produced by: Grant Hill, p.g.a., Dario Bergesio, Josh Jeter, Elisabeth Bentley, Marcus Loges

Cast: August Diehl, Valerie Pachner, Maria Simon, Tobias Moretti, Bruno Ganz, Matthias Schoenaerts, Karin Neuhäuser, Ulrich Matthes

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[rudyxrudy]

This film destroyed me in beautiful, and painful ways....best film in 25 so so it..

[MPRStig]

"You looked at me and I knew" so much meaning in such a short, simple sentence.

[DelightLovesMovies]

Described as a "cathedral of the senses". I can't tell you how many times I have watched the trailer because it lives up to the description. A Hidden Life got a 10 minute standing ovation at Cannes in 2019. August Diehl is a huge talent who works with the best directors in the world, yet hes such a kind and gracious gentleman based on the interviews. Valerie Pachner has the most beautiful and striking eyes I have ever seen and I bet you anything Malicks camera loved them. All that and I haven't seen it yet because I have to wait till its on bluray. I am so looking forward to that. Thanks for sharing SearchlightPictures

[pod]

This movie was existential to me Perspective changing. There are a lot of movies that wanna pretend to turn over a new stone in your head but you can see right through them. This movie feels like it comes from the place so many pretend to.

[asherhuskinson]

Man, rewatching this brings back all of the emotions that I felt the first time. I'm gonna go cry in a corner now, brb.

[anniewilliams]

Incredible! A must see. Family, convictions, standing for one's faith, character and convictions. The scenery was spectacular.

[DavidMatias]

I'm so glad I saw this on the big screen. Top tier Malick.

[marc]

Cannot wait for this. Drove me insane waiting months for this after it's initial screening.

[FirstnameLastname-hqrd]

Looking forward to this, the cinematography has a unique feel to it

[jon]

One of the greatest films I have seen.

[georgeblack]

I'll never tire of this beautiful film

[randysandford]

My wife and I went to see this movie. It was AWESOME! It was 3 hrs long but my wife never fell asleep during the entire showing. The movie will live with you for a very long time. MUST SEE.

[SpacewayFilms]

I saw this at a film festival a month ago - it got my in tears in the final act three separate times. Absolutely can't wait to rewatch this magnum opus in theaters on a wide release!

[Azathoth]

And it wasn't even nominated for best cinematography or best soundtrack...shitty Oscar.

[naturelover]

Been waiting for this ever since i saw the trailer.I got overwhelmed by the cinematography and composition of music was heavenly.I can't fathom how they overlooked this.Guess, good movies ain't recognized anymore.

[ChiRhoLabarum]

What happened guys? Seriously why don't we live like this anymore?

[kennyspero]

Easily one of the finest movies I've ever seen, one can get the beauty right away (thanks Terrence). But the underlying meaning
is another matter, an important teaching, take a year or so and then realize You have just begun.

[oleh]

Oh God. I'm currently in Austria and I wish this film was originally in the German language. But still, the English language cannot ruin it at all. Terrence Malick knows how to create a masterpiece. Period.

[audiophileman]

A person must never be forced to choose between his or her family and faith and the state. Stand against tyranny before you no longer have an opportunity to do so.

[blaisetelfer]

I'm so glad Terrence Malick dropped the "experimental" movies and went back to this. The New World is seriously underrated, and given how the Academy completely ignored this one, I fear it will be, too.