Restless Solitude

Restless Solitude (1997)

"Restless Solitude" is the story of young people who begin to perceive themselves in the context of their surroundings, though they cannot find an acceptable world within our civilized society. Instead of being accepted by a community, they see themselves as trapped in their adolescent dreams, because a world oriented exclusively towards material values cannot offer them an ideal place to live. Either one's spirit is broken when the individual is integrated into society, or the individual breaks with society. In both cases, the young adult is susceptible to seduction in a number of possible ways, eventually becoming a victim rather than a member of society.

Director: Maria W. Arlamovsky

Casts

	Karl Sibelius as
	Florian Schmidl as
	Kari Rakkola as
	Agorita Bakalis as
	Magda Loitzenbauer as
	Roman Maria Müller as
	Alice Schneider as
	Marcelo Perocco as
	Gertrud Stör as
	Manfred Maria Stella as

Crew