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Brick

Name: Brick
Director: Philip Koch
Genre: Thriller, Science Fiction
Released: 2025
Rating: 5.8
Cast: Matthias Schweighöfer, Ruby O. Fee, Frederick Lau, Salber Lee Williams, Murathan Muslu

When a mysterious brick wall encloses their apartment building overnight, Tim and Olivia must unite with their wary neighbors to get out alive.

2025 · Directed by Philip Koch · 99 min · Thriller · Science Fiction · 27 frames

Tagline

They want to leave – but their apartment won't let them.

Crew

Written by: Philip Koch
Cinematography: Alexander Fischerkoesen
Edited by: Hans Horn
Music: Anna Drubich, Martina Eisenreich, Michael Kadelbach
Production design: Irena Hradecká, Theresia Anna Ficus
Produced by: Philip Koch, Quirin Berg, Katrin Goetter, Benjamin Munz

Cast

Matthias Schweighöfer as Tim
Ruby O. Fee as Olivia
Frederick Lau as Marvin
Salber Lee Williams as Ana
Murathan Muslu as Yuri
Sira-Anna Faal as Lea
Axel Werner as Oswalt
Alexander Beyer as Friedman
Josef Berousek as Anton
Daniele Rizzo as Peter

Production

Country: Germany
Language: English, German
Studios: Leonine Studios, Nocturna Productions, Wiedemann & Berg Television
Themes: conspiracy theory, trapped, estranged couple, brick wall, secret military program, huis clos, cliché

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