Note: For each individual ticket purchased to the September 30 screening of this film, CIFF will donate $2 to USAY (Urban Society for Aboriginal Youth)
Buschi’s daily routine in an assisted living facility leaves no room for surprises. Seeking change, he seizes the chance to leave a group outing behind and joins a tour of Japanese tourists travelling through Germany. Having lived his entire life without speaking, on this unusual trip, he forms a wordless friendship with Hideo — a man on a journey of his own — creating a bond that goes beyond words and starts an unexpected adventure.
THE FROG AND THE WATER is directed by Thomas Stuber, from a screenplay he co-wrote with Gotthart Kuppel and Hyoe Yamamoto, blending German, Japanese and English dialogue to reflect the film's cross-cultural core. Buschi is played by newcomer Aladdin Detlefsen, who won Best Actor at the film's world premiere in Tallinn's Black Nights Film Festival, opposite Kanji Tsuda as Hideo.
Buschi’s daily routine in an assisted living facility leaves no room for surprises. Seeking change, he seizes the chance to leave a group outing behind and joins a tour of Japanese tourists travelling through Germany. Having lived his entire life without speaking, on this unusual trip, he forms a wordless friendship with Hideo — a man on a journey of his own — creating a bond that goes beyond words and starts an unexpected adventure.
THE FROG AND THE WATER is directed by Thomas Stuber, from a screenplay he co-wrote with Gotthart Kuppel and Hyoe Yamamoto, blending German, Japanese and English dialogue to reflect the film's cross-cultural core. Buschi is played by newcomer Aladdin Detlefsen, who won Best Actor at the film's world premiere in Tallinn's Black Nights Film Festival, opposite Kanji Tsuda as Hideo.
- Awards
- Winner, Best Actor Award, Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 2025
- Festivals
- Tallin Black Nights Film Festival
- Director
- Thomas Stuber
- Producer
- Christoph Friedel, Claudia Steffen
- Screenwriter
- Thomas Stuber, Gotthard Kuppel, Hyoe Yamamoto
- Cinematographer
- Filip Zumbrunn
- Editor
- Kaya Inan
- Cast
- Aladdin Detlefsen, Kanji Tsuda, Bettina Stucky