Triangle of Sadness

Triangle of Sadness

Models Carl and Yaya are invited for a luxury cruise with a rogues' gallery of super-rich passengers. At first, all appears Instagrammable, but the cruise ends catastrophically and the group find themselves marooned on a desert island.

  • Released:
  • Runtime: 120 minutes
  • Genre: Comedy, Drama
  • Stars: Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean, Woody Harrelson, Zlatko Burić, Henrik Dorsin, Iris Berben, Sunnyi Melles, Dolly de Leon, Vicki Berlin, Oliver Ford Davies, Jean-Christophe Folly, Amanda Walker, Hanna Oldenburg, Malte Gårdinger, Linda Anborg, Carolina Gynning, Arvin Kananian, Camilla Läckberg, Beata Borelius, Shaniaz Hama Ali, Alex Schulman, Amanda Schulman, Ralph Schicha, Timoleon Gketsos, Chris Westerstrom, Alicia Eriksson, Mira Uszkureit, Thobias Thorwid, Amanda Schulman, Alex Schulman, Jiannis Moustos, Stefan Gödicke, Nana Manu, Mia Benson, Elisabeth Falk
  • Director: Ruben Östlund
 Comments
  • raptandy - 29 June 2024
    The Love Boat this ain't!
    After Titane, this is further proof that the Palm D' Or doesn't amount to much nowadays. First hour is okay but then it gets preachy and hammers the viewer with lousy slogans in case you never noticed that rich people are a bunch of privileged a**holes.

    He then demonstrates that despite being rich, they're all full of s**t, just like the rest of us.

    After the pirates show up, the whole thing falls apart. It's cheap, with a disjointed narrative that makes little sense, leading to a stupid finale. The two-dimensional characters, are more stereotypical than a Hollywood film. They are poorly developed and unlikeable.

    Lots of silly ideas in the script, like having the characters play Robinson Crusoe on an inhabited island.

    To summarize everything : Art film equals lots of puke (a poor gimmick nowadays, probably lifted off Mae Zetterling), lots of brown stuff (exploding toilets), and bored rich people in the Antonioni tradition.
  • breeelises - 20 April 2024
    Did not need to be that long...we get it.
    Sure.. the film shows a great example of the rich being practically useless when it comes to re-life situation's, however, the first part of the film "Carl and Yaya" could have been cut in half, I did enjoy part 2 "The Yacht" including the revolting scenes as thats what I wanted in this film to knock those rich snobs down a few pegs. But part 3, "The Island" could have also been cut in half or at least have the ending actually be an ending?!

    After over 2 hours of a slow burn film you HAVE to at least give the audience a solid ending otherwise they feel they've wasted that 2.5 hours of their life they can't get back.

    Story line is fairly decent which is why I gave it a 4 at least, I've seen worse films... Btw, It is NOT a comedy, it is closer to a psychological thriller in a way.