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Hinter (2026)
A Deaf American backpacker finds himself stranded in the depths of the German Black Forest, hunted by something unknown. Stumbling upon a rural farmstead, he finds a guarded German farmer who knows no English. With a language barrier dividing them, the backpacker must discern whether this stranger is a lifeline or the threat.
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A Deaf American backpacker finds himself stranded in the depths of the German Black Forest, hunted by something unknown. Stumbling upon a rural farmstead, he finds a guarded German farmer who knows no English. With a language barrier dividing them, the backpacker must discern whether this stranger is a lifeline or the threat.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Britt Falardeau, Michael Wallden
In Theaters:10/2/2026
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Blaues Licht Films LLC, Sostis Productions
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