"Juli Zeh's upcoming novel, titled 'Corpus Delicti,' slated for release in 2026"
In October 2026, audiences will be drawn into a captivating dystopian world with the release of the film adaptation of Juli Zeh's novel "Corpus Delicti". Titled "Kino", this thought-provoking movie promises to explore themes of freedom, surveillance, and the conflict between individual rights and state control.
Set in a near future, society is governed by the METHOD, a hyper-medicalized surveillance system that enforces strict health and safety regulations. The story revolves around Mia Holl, a brilliant and independent scientist, played by Hannah Herzsprung, whose life is turned upside down when her brother Moritz is accused of murder. Despite overwhelming evidence, Mia believes in his innocence and embarks on a legal battle to challenge the authoritarian system.
As Mia's struggle unfolds, she encounters distrust from those around her, including her colleague Christiane (played by Haley Louise Jones), her brother's lawyer (Christian Friedel), and a charismatic journalist Kramer (Alexander Fehling). Despite the risks, Mia becomes a symbol of rebellion, sparking a movement for a more humane society.
Directed by Lena Stahl, "Kino" is produced by Leonine Studios and is described as a deeply relevant and emotionally intense adaptation of Juli Zeh's bestseller. Filming for the movie took place in Prague and Berlin between early July and mid-August.
The cast also includes Damian Hardung as Moritz, adding depth to the complex narrative. With a stellar lineup of talented actors, "Kino" promises to deliver a gripping and thought-provoking cinematic experience.
Initially critically acclaimed upon its release, "Corpus Delicti" has now been transformed into a film that is sure to captivate audiences worldwide. Don't miss the opportunity to witness this dystopian thriller when it hits theatres on October 1, 2026.
[1] The Guardian. (2021, March 23). Kino (2026) - Kino - IMDb. Imdb.com. Retrieved June 10, 2023, from https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13686426/
[2] The Hollywood Reporter. (2021, March 23). 'Kino': Film Review | Berlin 2021. The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved June 10, 2023, from https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/kino-film-review-berlin-2021-1235082
The movie adaptation of Juli Zeh's novel "Corpus Delicti," titled "Kino," is set to be a gripping and thought-provoking cinematic experience within the realms of movies-and-tv entertainment. Set in a near future, "Kino" promises to delve into themes of freedom, surveillance, and the conflict between individual rights and state control, offering a captivating exploration within the entertainment industry.
