Let’s Kill (2022): Cast
Let’s Kill is a 2022 short crime thriller directed by Max Gleschinski, starring Bastian Inglin as Nick G., Oktay Önder and Rebecca Thoss. It runs 18 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 18 min
- Director
- Max Gleschinski
- Original language
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German - After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Let’s Kill About?
The premise of Let’s Kill without spoilers.
The film tracks Nick G. and Lars K. over a single night as they stalk their friend Miriam K., driven only by a gratuitous urge to kill. With no discernible reason beyond a morbid fascination, they stab her 39 times, delivering stark violence. The story unfolds without explanation, emphasizing the arbitrary cruelty of the act.
Let’s Kill Cast & Characters
Bastian Inglin leads the cast as Nick G., with Oktay Önder as Lars K. and Rebecca Thoss as Miriam K.. Directed by Max Gleschinski.
- Director Max Gleschinski
- Bastian Inglin as Nick G.
- Oktay Önder as Lars K.
- Rebecca Thoss as Miriam K.
More from Max Gleschinski
More films directed by Max Gleschinski: Alaska and A Clear Felling.
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Let’s Kill FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Let’s Kill, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Let’s Kill?
Let’s Kill runs 18 minutes.
When was Let’s Kill released?
Let’s Kill was released on July 9, 2022.
Who directed Let’s Kill?
Let’s Kill was directed by Max Gleschinski.
More films by Max Gleschinski Who is in the cast of Let’s Kill?
Let’s Kill stars Bastian Inglin as Nick G., Oktay Önder as Lars K. and Rebecca Thoss as Miriam K.
Does Let’s Kill have a post-credit scene?
No. Let’s Kill has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Let’s Kill in?
The original language of Let’s Kill is German.
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