2019·Thriller·1h 34m
6.8
★
When terrorists try to seize control of a Berlin-Paris flight, a soft-spoken young American co-pilot struggles to save the lives of the passengers and crew while forging a surprising connection with one of the hijackers.
Directed by Patrick Vollrath
airplane
kidnapping
pilot
islam
flight
airplane hijacking
terrorism
airplane pilot
islamic terrorism
religious extremism
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Cast
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Tobias Ellis
Omid Memar
Vedat
Aylin Tezel
Gökçe
Carlo Kitzlinger
Michael Lutzmann
Murathan Muslu
Kenan
Paul Wollin
Daniel
Aurélie Thépaut
Natalie
Max Schimmelpfennig
Student
Simon Schwarz
Alexander Franz (voice)
Denis Schmidt
Ramp Agent
Anna Suk
Female Student
Crew
Patrick Vollrath
Director
Patrick Vollrath
Writer
Hansjörg Weißbrich
Editor
Sebastian Thaler
Director of Photography
Franz Novotny
Co-Producer
Popular Reviews
173 reviews
karolina
9.0★ · 04/23/26
this shit will hold you until the end
this shit will hold you until the end
Adham
10.0★ · 01/09/26
This movie has been sitting in my watchlist for years and now im realizing it didn’t deserve to be there for that long!
Great movie and very underrated!
Great movie and very underrated!
This movie has been sitting in my watchlist for years and now im realizing it didn’t deserve to be there for that long!
Great movie and very underrated!
Great movie and very underrated!
Gianna
7.0★ · 08/08/25
It was alright but scary
It was alright but scary
zoinks
5.0★ · 07/26/25
I wish I could go more in depth with my reviews, but alas, I can't so I'm just gonna do the thing I always do focus primarily on one or two things about this movie and heavily on the third.
The camera angles I mean, I know it's supposed to simulate something? Turbulence? A claustrophobic space? I don't know. But it wasn't done properly. I'm gonna keep it at that.
Joseph Gordon Levitt’s acting here is pretty goddamn good for the source material they gave him. I mean, they made a pretty decent movie out of a probably more dull idea.
The dude Venat? That was probably his name I mean, we could see he never wanted to be there from the beginning. but He had so many chances to do something, keep some of his dignity. Instead, he had that stupid ass ending the “realistic” one. I could clearly see how the director or creator or writer of this movie wanted us to feel bad for him in the end, but I physically can't. Not a shred of empathy. I mean, he killed a mother and what looked like a twink I can't stand for that. especially the twink part. And when his mother called him, that was the most predictable moment I've ever witnessed in a movie. Then again, at the end his mom calling, him not being able to answer ’cause he's dead I couldn’t feel any remorse whatsoever. It's just there for someone with a higher degree of empathy to maybe frown at or give a dissatisfied, sad look or something.
The camera angles I mean, I know it's supposed to simulate something? Turbulence? A claustrophobic space? I don't know. But it wasn't done properly. I'm gonna keep it at that.
Joseph Gordon Levitt’s acting here is pretty goddamn good for the source material they gave him. I mean, they made a pretty decent movie out of a probably more dull idea.
The dude Venat? That was probably his name I mean, we could see he never wanted to be there from the beginning. but He had so many chances to do something, keep some of his dignity. Instead, he had that stupid ass ending the “realistic” one. I could clearly see how the director or creator or writer of this movie wanted us to feel bad for him in the end, but I physically can't. Not a shred of empathy. I mean, he killed a mother and what looked like a twink I can't stand for that. especially the twink part. And when his mother called him, that was the most predictable moment I've ever witnessed in a movie. Then again, at the end his mom calling, him not being able to answer ’cause he's dead I couldn’t feel any remorse whatsoever. It's just there for someone with a higher degree of empathy to maybe frown at or give a dissatisfied, sad look or something.
I wish I could go more in depth with my reviews, but alas, I can't so I'm just gonna do the thing I always do focus primarily on one or two things about this movie and heavily on the third.
The camera angles I mean, I know it's supposed to simulate something? Turbulence? A claustrophobic space? I don't know. But it wasn't done properly. I'm gonna keep it at that.
Joseph Gordon Levitt’s acting here is pretty goddamn good for the source material they gave him. I mean, they made a pretty decent movie out of a probably more dull idea.
The dude Venat? That was probably his name I mean, we could see he never wanted to be there from the beginning. but He had so many chances to do something, keep some of his dignity. Instead, he had that stupid ass ending the “realistic” one. I could clearly see how the director or creator or writer of this movie wanted us to feel bad for him in the end, but I physically can't. Not a shred of empathy. I mean, he killed a mother and what looked like a twink I can't stand for that. especially the twink part. And when his mother called him, that was the most predictable moment I've ever witnessed in a movie. Then again, at the end his mom calling, him not being able to answer ’cause he's dead I couldn’t feel any remorse whatsoever. It's just there for someone with a higher degree of empathy to maybe frown at or give a dissatisfied, sad look or something.
The camera angles I mean, I know it's supposed to simulate something? Turbulence? A claustrophobic space? I don't know. But it wasn't done properly. I'm gonna keep it at that.
Joseph Gordon Levitt’s acting here is pretty goddamn good for the source material they gave him. I mean, they made a pretty decent movie out of a probably more dull idea.
The dude Venat? That was probably his name I mean, we could see he never wanted to be there from the beginning. but He had so many chances to do something, keep some of his dignity. Instead, he had that stupid ass ending the “realistic” one. I could clearly see how the director or creator or writer of this movie wanted us to feel bad for him in the end, but I physically can't. Not a shred of empathy. I mean, he killed a mother and what looked like a twink I can't stand for that. especially the twink part. And when his mother called him, that was the most predictable moment I've ever witnessed in a movie. Then again, at the end his mom calling, him not being able to answer ’cause he's dead I couldn’t feel any remorse whatsoever. It's just there for someone with a higher degree of empathy to maybe frown at or give a dissatisfied, sad look or something.
petra gardner
7.4★ · 06/29/25
still kinda wanna be a flight attendant
still kinda wanna be a flight attendant