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Tattoo

5.4

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Original title

Rette Deine Haut

Year

2002

Running time

109 min.

Country

Germany

Director

Robert Schwentke

Screenwriter

Robert Schwentke

Cast

Music

Martin Todsharow

Cinematography

Jan Fehse

Producer

Co-production Germany-France;

B.A. Produktion, Lounge Entertainment GmbH

Genre

Thriller. Horror | Crime

Synopsis

In Berlin, romper stomper copper Detective Minks (Christian Redl) is on the trail of a slasher who has made a habit of slicing off huge swathes of his victims' skin. Minks is convinced that the killer's preying on the local tattooing community so he blackmails club-loving rookie Schrader (August Diehl) into helping him infiltrate the world of body modification, piercings and tattoos in exchange for keeping schtum about the youngster's dodgy drug record.

Uncovering a literal "skin trade" in which collectors pay for fancy tattoos to be removed from the skin of willing (or sometimes unwilling donors), Minks and Schrader find themselves sucked into a disturbingly amoral world in which art is never more than skin deep, and collectors will stop at nothing to get the works they're after.

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