Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- February 21, 2019 (7 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 50m
- Language
- German
- Origins
- AKA
- Tags
Watch TrailerWhere to Watch
External Scores
Genres View all
Cast View all
Jonas DasslerFritz Honka
Margarethe TieselGerda Voss
Katja StudtHelga Denningsen
Martina Eitner-AcheampongFrida
Tristan GöbelWilli
Greta Sophie SchmidtPetra Schulz
Marc HosemannSiggi Honka
Max HoppErich Denningsen
Hark BohmDornkaat-Max
Uwe RohdeHerbert Nürnberg
Lars NagelNasen-Ernie
View all56 more
Crew View all
Fatih AkınDirector & Screenplay
Heinz StrunkNovel
Nurhan Şekerci-PorstProducer
Herman WeigelProducer
Klaus SpinnlerExecutive Producer
Reviews
There are no reviews for The Golden Glove yet. Add the first one!
Similar items
The House That Jack BuiltFilm • 2018
The VoicesFilm • 2014
Mute WitnessFilm • 1995
American PsychoFilm • 2000
Be My Cat: A Film for AnneFilm • 2015
12 Hour ShiftFilm • 2020
Deep MurderFilm • 2019
L.A. SlasherFilm • 2015
DetentionFilm • 2012
Founders DayFilm • 2024
The CottageFilm • 2008
Sweet SixteenFilm • 1982
The Suspicious Death of a MinorFilm • 1975
DementedFilm • 1980
Nothing Bad Can HappenFilm • 2013
Hell of a SummerFilm • 2025
Henry: Portrait of a Serial KillerFilm • 1986
CureFilm • 1997
Cherry FallsFilm • 2000
SissyFilm • 2022
External reviews
Serial killer biopic is too gruelingly accurate for its own good
★★★☆☆ The seemingly unlikely tale of how Fatih Akin’s The Golden Glove got greenlit, funded and selected for competition at the Berlinale warrant...
Fatih Akin's psychological thriller isn't for everyone.
Real-life serial killer Fritz Honka, who murdered and dismembered four Hamburg prostitutes in the 1970s, is profiled in Fatih Akin’s graphic true-crime rec...
In Fatih Akin's adaptation of "The Golden Glove," a serial killer terrorizes 1970s Hamburg.
A serial killer plies his trade in 1970s Hamburg in Fatih Akin's grim drama
In recreating the crimes of notorious German murderer Fritz Honka, director Fatih Akin conjures up the spirit of great 70s cinema, but only shows how futile ...
Fatih Akin's disappointing follow-up to "In the Fade" luxuriates in grime and murder but has no deeper understanding of its real-life murderer