Nr. 10 (2022): Cast, Ratings & Box Office
Nr. 10 is a 2022 sci-fi thriller starring Tom Dewispelaere as Günter, Gene Bervoets and Pierre Bokma. It runs 1 hour 40 minutes and earned $359,671 worldwide on a $4.7 million budget. Critics gave it 79% on Rotten Tomatoes and 54 on Metacritic, and IMDb users rate it 6.5/10.
What Is Nr. 10 About?
The premise of Nr. 10 without spoilers.
Günter's life is upended when a stranger triggers forgotten memories of a difficult childhood. As these repressed visions return, he is forced to confront a dark truth about his past and question his identity. The resurfacing fragments reveal a sinister reality that threatens to unravel everything he believes.
Nr. 10 Themes & Keywords
· 28 tags- traveco
- carpooling
- play rehearsal
- play
- alien ship
- prompter
- father daughter relationship
- forest
- cheating girlfriend
- secret entrance
- written by director
- theater
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- theatrical play
- infidelity
- filming
- nail
- nail in foot
- flashback
- nurse
- murder
- catholic
- religion
- church
- spaceship
- outer space
- ejecting from a space ship
- revenge
- number in title
Nr. 10 Cast & Characters
Tom Dewispelaere leads the cast as Günter, with Gene Bervoets as Reichenbach and Pierre Bokma as Marius.
- Tom Dewispelaere as Günter
- Gene Bervoets as Reichenbach
- Pierre Bokma as Marius
- Anniek Pheifer as Isabel
Also Starring in Nr. 10
· 6 more- Hans Kesting Karl
- Liz Snoyink Elsa
- Dirk Böhling Wassinski
- Frieda Barnhard Lizzy
- Mandela Wee Wee Innocence
- Richard Gonlag Poelzig
Nr. 10 Reviews & Ratings
Critics gave Nr. 10 79% on Rotten Tomatoes and 54 on Metacritic, and IMDb users rate it 6.5/10. Our Echo Score gives it 74/100, strongest in sensory experience (85) and weakest in story & flow (65).
Nr. 10 Echo Score Breakdown
Nr. 10 presents a deliberately uneven experience that oscillates between inventive visual storytelling and a thin narrative framework. Critics acknowledge its striking cinematography, inventive set design, and surprising third‑act twist, while also noting a lack of narrative substance and uneven formal style. Positive viewer reactions highlight the film’s compelling performances and bold tonal shifts, whereas negative commentary points to structural gaps that hinder coherence. Consequently, the film offers a distinctive but fragmented viewing that may satisfy audiences seeking audacity over polish.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 70
ART: The film’s direction leans into surreal set pieces, allowing an inventive production design and a vivid colour palette that enriches its theatrical ambience. Critics praise the cleverly conceived theater scenes and the striking visual style, though some note an absence of refined formal cohesion. Overall, the craftsmanship displays bold imagination tempered by occasional stylistic inconsistency.
- Character & Emotion 80
CHARACTER: Performances anchor the narrative, with actors delivering nuanced portrayals that highlight power dynamics and existential themes. Reviewers commend the compelling chemistry and darkly playful interactions, especially in rehearsal‑room sequences, while also acknowledging moments where character depth is sacrificed to surreal twists. The net effect is a strong, if uneven, emotional resonance that underpins the film’s eccentric premise.
- Story & Flow 65
STORY: The plot intertwines multiple narrative threads within a compact runtime, creating a densely layered but at times bewildering structure. Critics argue the story lacks sufficient narrative meat and that its satirical ambitions outpace the payoff, while others celebrate its unpredictable twists and visual storytelling. Consequently, the film delivers originality and intrigue at the expense of clear cohesion.
- Sensory Experience 85
SENSORY: The audiovisual design is a central highlight, featuring a bold colour scheme, immersive sound design, and a pop‑punk‑infused score that accentuates the film’s kinetic energy. Reviewers praise the striking visual style and the inventive use of theater‑room acoustics, though a few note that the third‑act surprise can feel jarring. Overall, the sensory elements amplify the film’s surreal atmosphere.
- Rewatch Factor 70
REWATCH: The film’s unconventional structure and memorable visual flair make it a candidate for repeated viewings, especially for audiences who appreciate dissecting layered motifs. Positive feedback emphasizes the rewarding nature of its surprises and the lasting impression of its performances, while detractors warn that the divisive third act and thin narrative may diminish repeat appeal. In sum, its rewatch value is moderate, appealing chiefly to niche enthusiasts.
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IMDb 6.5 /10
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Rotten Tomatoes 79% Tomatometer
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Metacritic 54 Metascore
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TMDB 65% User score
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Nr. 10 Box Office & Budget
Nr. 10 grossed $359,671 worldwide on a $4.7 million budget, 8% of what it cost.
Worldwide gross
$359.7K
8% of its budget back
- International
- $359.7K
- Budget
- $4.7M
Nr. 10 Trailers & Videos
2 videos: 1 trailer and 1 teaser.
- Teaser Nr. 10 - Alex van Warmerdam - Officiële NL trailer - Nu in de bioscoop
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Nr. 10 FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime
Runtime, release date, cast, box office, ratings, post-credit scenes and language of Nr. 10, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Nr. 10?
Nr. 10 runs 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).
When was Nr. 10 released?
Nr. 10 was released on December 2, 2022.
Who is in the cast of Nr. 10?
Nr. 10 stars Tom Dewispelaere as Günter, Gene Bervoets as Reichenbach and Pierre Bokma as Marius, among 10 credited actors.
How much did Nr. 10 make at the box office?
Nr. 10 grossed $359,671 worldwide on a budget of $4.7 million.
How is Nr. 10 rated?
Nr. 10 has 6.5/10 on IMDb, 79% on Rotten Tomatoes, 54 on Metacritic and 65% on TMDB.
Does Nr. 10 have a post-credit scene?
No. Nr. 10 has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Nr. 10 in?
The original language of Nr. 10 is German.
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