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Mute

Mute

“He doesn’t need words.”
★5.6/10(1,184)Rage•2018•2h 6m
Science FictionMysteryThriller
DirectorDuncan Jones
ScreenplayMichael Robert Johnson, Duncan Jones
In a futuristic, neon-lit Berlin, Leo, a bartender mute since childhood and of firm convictions, sees his girlfriend vanish without a trace. Unable to speak but determined to find her, he ventures into the city's underworld, an underbelly of mobs, clubs and unscrupulous surgeons. His search pits him against two American army deserters as charismatic as they are sinister. A science-fiction thriller of dense atmosphere and cyberpunk aesthetics, conceived as a companion piece to 'Moon', that leans into a melancholy tone and moral ambiguity.
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Feb 23, 2018
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Germany, United Kingdom
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Where to watch Mute? Mute is available for streaming on Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads.
Who directed Mute? Mute is directed by Duncan Jones.
Who stars in Mute? The main cast of Mute includes Alexander Skarsgård, Paul Rudd, Justin Theroux, Seyneb Saleh, Robert Sheehan.
How long is Mute? Mute is 2h 6min long.

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In a futuristic, neon-lit Berlin, Leo, a bartender mute since childhood and of firm convictions, sees his girlfriend vanish without a trace. Unable to speak but determined to find her, he ventures into the city's underworld, an underbelly of mobs, clubs and unscrupulous surgeons. His search pits him against two American army deserters as charismatic as they are sinister. A science-fiction thriller of dense atmosphere and cyberpunk aesthetics, conceived as a companion piece to 'Moon', that leans into a melancholy tone and moral ambiguity.

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