Red Sky, directed by Christian Petzold, is a drama released in 2023, which reunites Thomas Schubert and Paula Beer around an intimate and passionate plot. The film, featuring Baltic Sea landscapes and an atmosphere of growing tension linked to forest fires, will be offered on free-to-air television for a wide audience.
The trailer highlights the emotional intensity of the story, starring Thomas Schubert and Paula Beer, set against a Baltic landscape where drought and fires accentuate the characters' intimate drama.
Le Ciel rouge will be broadcast on Arte on Friday August 29, 2025 at 8:55pm.
Synopsis: A vacation home on the Baltic Sea. As the surrounding forests dry up and catch fire, four young adults experience strong, contradictory emotions. Love, jealousy, lust and grudges ignite, along with the natural world around them.
With The Red Sky, Christian Petzold pursues a cinematic oeuvre rooted in intimate dramas and social tensions. Known for Transit and Ondine, the German director explores the fragility of human relationships in a context marked by climate and threatening nature.
The film brings together Thomas Schubert, Paula Beer, Langston Uibel and Enno Trebs, four performers who embody the complexity of human emotions. Paula Beer, already a regular collaborator of Christian Petzold, takes on a striking role in this story of passion and conflict.
Le Ciel rouge would suit fans of psychological drama and European auteur cinema. Viewers who enjoyed films such as Ondine or L'Avenir might find a similar tone, combining human relationships, social tension and a powerful natural setting.
Coming in 2023, The Red Sky tells a story of passion and conflict set against a backdrop of forest fires in the Baltic Sea. Directed by Christian Petzold, it stars Thomas Schubert, Paula Beer, Langston Uibel and Enno Trebs. The film explores love, jealousy and the fragility of human bonds in a setting where nature becomes an actor in its own right.
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