3096 DAYS - Official Trailer [HD]

Vienna, March 2, 1998. Natascha Kampusch is ten years old when she is dragged into a white van by unemployed communication engineer, Wolfgang Priklopil, on her way to school. The kidnapper does not want a ransom - he wants to own the girl. Beneath his house in a middle class residential area, Priklopil has built a secret cell to imprison her.

This two by three meter space will be Natascha's barren prison cell for the next eight and a half years. Storybooks, favorite cookies and goodnight kisses serve to soften violence, humiliation and constant starvation. But this prison does not break Natascha Kampusch - it makes her stronger. Each day, each breath is a small defiant victory. In 2006, she finally manages to escape and Wolfgang Priklopil commits suicide.

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[syarifah]

I can't believe its already 8 yearss ago!! I just came here from tiktok

[dslaw]

The trailer makes it look like a love story. In truth he was awful to her.

[yelenaantipova]

The trailer is kinda stupid. nothing inspiring, just tragic. and the music is chosen as if it some love story. The movie is good, but the trailer doesn't match it.

[jammjar]

I loved this movie so much, and it was so eye opening and sent such a good message. But, this trailer... Playing sweet romantic music over the scenes where he forces her to sleep in his bed, waltz with him, look like lovers in public etc. SICKENS ME. If you had no idea what the first half of this trailer was and had no idea of the plot, you would automatically assume this was a romance movie. It is NOT a romance movie. It's a true life story of a REAL girl documenting the horrors of forced imprisonment, daily horror, slavery, abuse and pedophilia. Showing scenes of her smiling at him with such a happy mood set is disgusting and completely ruins the message of the movie. Just my opinion, but being completely honest, I think we were all thinking this.

[ClankyRochet]

There are no film in the world that has frightened me more than this film.

[pablonavas]

How can human being do this to each other..

[starsadmirer]

I've just watched this movie. It was so heartbreaking. :( Some scenes were really hard to watch. Also, the little girl's acting was so good. The older one's too.
.I am amazed how Natascha survived it all. She is a true hero♥

[emilyjxne]

This is one of those movies that really hits you... the trailer doesn't do it justice in the slightest

[genie]

The whole situation was just horrific and sad. And to think, how many others are out there in captivity - going unnoticed.

[Dovelunalove]

TikTok brought me here but I can’t find it on Netflix....only the documentary

[simsim]

The trailer makes it look like a romance movie. He starved her and beat her. He emotionally and physically abused her

[iamtori]

This is a true story i saw the documentary!!

[babybluecheeks]

Just watched the film and I did shed a few tears at moments, its horrible what that girl went through and the way he mentally tortured her smh.

[faintsmile]

Being a parent myself, these type of things are deeply distressing....

[dalsgreenview]

I'm glad she escaped, some girls would just give up over the years.. stay strong wherever you are and no matter whats the situation you're in...there's always light after darkness!

[veronikaj]

I saw this movie yesterday, its heartbreaking. Omg, what she went throu was unbeareble at times.I looked into this case, its shocking she still lives in that house.This is something you Never Ever go throu. Best wishes sweetheart.

[sevy]

THE MAN WAS SO AGGRESIVE TO HER OMG I CRIED BRO 😩😩

[Draculaura]

The man in this movie who kidnapped her is a Danish good actor

[MegaFafnir]

My heart goes out to poor Natascha - NO ONE deserves to have their childhood snatched away like hers was 😭

[gladys]

I watched this movie yesterday, that was such a good film. My favourite since yesterday. That all story is heartbreaking and that let think us about our lives in the same time. I am recommeding this everyone! I want to add, that the actors were amazing. They played their role perfectly.