Netflix's new mystery thriller movie gets first trailer — and it looks like a claustrophobic nightmare
I wouldn't say I've ever been particularly claustrophobic, but after watching Netflix's first trailer for the German thriller 'Brick,' I can definitely feel the nightmare of confinement setting in.
The premise is simple but intriguing: a couple wakes up to find their apartment building completely encased by an impenetrable brick wall that appeared overnight.
The plot immediately reminded me of 'The Platform' and '10 Cloverfield Lane,' which are two of my favorite claustrophobic thrillers. So, it's no surprise this one went straight onto my summer watchlist.
'Brick' will land on Netflix on July 10, 2025, and judging by the first trailer, it looks like a mystery thriller viewers will devour (and maybe come to fear enclosed spaces a little more).
The trailer opens with Olivia (Ruby O. Fee) telling her partner, Tim (Matthias Schweighöfer), that she's leaving him and not coming back. But as she tries to walk out of the apartment, she's met with a brick wall. Confused, they soon realize their entire building is surrounded by this strange structure.
Like anyone would, they start kicking and throwing themselves against it, but it doesn't budge. The water doesn't work, there's no cell reception and even drilling through the brick gets them nowhere. Instead, they manage to break through a plastered wall and find their neighbor on the other side just as panicked as they are.
You can feel the tension start to rise as Tim, Olivia, and the rest of the building's residents try to figure out what's happening and how to escape. But as the fear and claustrophobia set in, it's clear the real danger might be what's happening inside, not just outside.
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Along with the trailer and release date, Netflix's synopsis reads: 'Tim and Olivia awake trapped in their apartment behind an impenetrable, futuristic wall which has materialized overnight … and they are not alone. The entire building and its residents seem to be enclosed.
'What happened? Who built that wall and why? Without any chance of outside help, they must band together to find a way out. Can they solve the mystery of the wall in time — and survive?'
'Brick' is directed by Philip Koch and features a strong ensemble cast, including Ruby O. Fee, Matthias Schweighöfer, Frederick Lau, Salber Lee Williams, Murathan Muslu, Axel Werner, Sira-Anna Faal, and Alexander Beyer.
This is very much a claustrophobic thriller and one that will probably have you guessing until the very end. The trailer suggests a story that leans heavily into psychological pressure, exploring what happens to people when their world suddenly shrinks and the rules no longer make sense. Plus, it's perfect for anyone who enjoys a good single-location thriller.
Visually, though, it actually looks pretty sharp and stylized, and I'm curious to see how it balances dread and mystery in the right way. Thankfully, we don't have long to wait to see the mystery unfold.
If you're drawn to stories that thrive on slow-building tension, this one looks like it'll have you hooked from the first minute. 'Brick' starts streaming on Netflix from July 10. In the meantime, see what got added to Netflix in June 2025.
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"Olympo" (ES) (Netflix series) The Pyrenean High Performance Center: home to Spain's most promising athletes. The question is, how far will they go to reach the top — and stay there? "Semi-Soeter" (ZA) (Netflix film) Power couple Jaci and JP find themselves in a bumpy predicament when a new work pitch for a baby brand forces them to play the perfect pretend parents. JUNE 22 "The Intern" JUNE 24 "Steph Tolev: Filth Queen" (Netflix comedy special) Bow down to the queen as fearlessly filthy Steph Tolev rules the stage with hilarious confessions, unfiltered dating stories and absurd observations. "Trainwreck: Poop Cruise" (GB) (Netflix documentary) An engine fire leaves 4,000 passengers stranded at sea without power and plumbing in this wild documentary about the infamous "poop cruise" of 2013. JUNE 25 "The Ultimatum: Queer Love" season 2 (Netflix series) Six couples put their love to the test by moving in with other partners. Are they ready for marriage — or is "the one" actually someone else? JUNE 27 "Pokémon Horizons: The Search for Laqua" season 2 part 3 (JP) (Netflix family) With their training complete, the three young adventurers embark on a new quest to learn more about Lucius and track down the rest of the Six Heroes. "Squid Game" season 3 (KR) (Netflix series) The third and final season of Squid Game follows Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) after losing his best friend in the game and being driven to utter despair by The Front Man (Lee Byung-hun), who was hiding his true identity to infiltrate the game. Gi-hun persists with his goal to put an end to the game, while the Front Man continues onto his next move and the surviving players' choices will lead to graver consequences with each round. The world eagerly awaits to see the grand finale written and directed by Director Hwang Dong-hyuk, who has vowed to bring the epic story to its deserved closure. Can we hope for humanity in the cruelest of realities? Fans all over the world are counting the days until the final answer is revealed. Leaving 6/1/25 "Batman Begins""Beginners""Burlesque""Closer""Cult of Chucky""Daddy Day Care""The Dark Knight""The Dark Knight Rises""Den of Thieves""From Prada to Nada""GoodFellas""Ma""Magic Mike XXL""Pride & Prejudice""Ted""Ted 2""Two Weeks Notice" Leaving 6/11/25 "Gran Turismo: Based on a True Story""Trap" Leaving 6/14/25 "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire" Leaving 6/16/25 "The Equalizer" seasons 1-3"Won't You Be My Neighbor?" Leaving 6/17/25 "Carol" Leaving 6/19/25 "Migration" Leaving 6/21/25 "American Sniper" Leaving 6/22/25 "Brain on Fire" Leaving 6/26/25 "Ordinary People" 'The Last of Us' season 2 finale live — reactions, who survived, recap and more 'The Studio' season finale cements it as the best comedy of the year so far — and I can't wait for season 2 'Welcome to Wrexham' season 4 sees Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds go for broke — can they go 'back-to-back-to-back'?
