The Dark Side of Our Inner Space (2003)

In "The Dark Side of Our Inner Space" (2003), we embark on a journey through the murkier depths of human nature, where the line between reality and illusion blurs, and the boundaries of social norms dissolve into the abyss. Five individuals: Tanja (Mira Gittner), Jessie (Marina Anna Eich), Anna (Sabine Krappweis), Marcus (Christoph Baumann), and Kai (Manfred Gebauer), willingly isolate themselves within the confines of a forsaken barrack to participate in what they dub the "Big Game" - a social experiment devoid of societal constraints. The premise is simple: "In the world beyond, you were molded by society's edicts. Here, in the Bastion of Liberation, rules are non-existent. If you crave them, spawn your own..." Each player brings their unique strategy into this anarchic arena. Jessie uses the power of sexual allure, Anna wields dominance, Marcus clings to the semblance of rules, and Tanja opts for detached observation. Kai, the most vulnerable, unfurls as the group's sacrificial lamb. As they delve deeper into the "Big Game," they spiral into a vortex of interpersonal power plays, their own darkest corners luring them into a labyrinth of psychological warfare. What originated as an innocent game spirals into a horrifying tragedy, painfully real in its brutality. "The Dark Side of Our Inner Space" serves as a chilling metaphor for the "Big Game" known as life – a stark exploration of the shadowy recesses of our psyche. "I didn't impose rules on them. They had the freedom to forge their own. They could have indulged in a time of joy, adventure, and beauty. Instead, they chose conflict, treachery, and ultimately, death."

The Dark Side of Our Inner Space is a drama movie featuring Christoph Baumann.

It is possible to buy The Dark Side of Our Inner Space on Apple TV.