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Abnormis

Synopsis

It was a beautiful summer day, and heavily pregnant Eva just wanted to enjoy herself while shopping. She had no idea of the nightmare that awaited her. Betrayed by her boyfriend and abducted by a madman, Eva endures hellish torment. Tortured, raped, and tormented to death, her battered soul cannot find peace. Her thirst for revenge drives her back from the realm of demons to the world of the living, and everyone will pay for their sins in blood.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Maik Ude
Original Title
Abnormis
Country of Origin
Germany
Release Date
12/11/2010
Spoken Languages
German
Runtime
1h 46m
Production Studios
Absurd Produktion

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Maik Ude

Department Leadership Roster

Maik Ude

Maik Ude

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About Abnormis

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What is Abnormis about?

It was a beautiful summer day, and heavily pregnant Eva just wanted to enjoy herself while shopping. She had no idea of the nightmare that awaited her. Betrayed by her boyfriend and abducted by a madman, Eva endures hellish torment. Tortured, raped, and tormented to death, her battered soul cannot find peace. Her thirst for revenge drives her back from the realm of demons to the world of the living, and everyone will pay for their sins in blood.

Who directed Abnormis?

Abnormis was directed by Maik Ude.

Who stars in Abnormis?

The principal cast of Abnormis includes Divina Buran, Sven Spannagel, Marco Kruse, Boris Klemkow, Maik Ude.

When was Abnormis released and how long is it?

Abnormis was released in 2010 with a total runtime of 1h 46m.