Film Review: ‘In the Aisles’ (‘In den Gängen’)

Film Review: ‘In the Aisles’ (‘In den Gängen’)
Peter Kurth and Franz Rogowski in “In the Aisles.” Anke Neugebauer/Music Box Films/ Sommerhaus Filmproduktion
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Not rated | 2h 5min | Drama | 14 June 2019 (USA)

Director Thomas Stuber’s slow-moving drama “In the Aisles” opens with a bizarre scene of forklifts dancing to the classic Austrian waltz “The Blue Danube,” as the red and orange of dawn drifts into bright daylight. Ever-present florescent lights illuminate the wide aisles of a big box store, the kind that seem to permeate most developed countries these days, in a small town in Germany.

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