Open Hearts
(2002)
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Open Hearts
(2002)
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| Mads Mikkelsen | ... |
Niels
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| Sonja Richter | ... |
Cæcilie Pagh
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| Nikolaj Lie Kaas | ... |
Joachim
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| Paprika Steen | ... |
Marie
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Stine Bjerregaard | ... |
Stine
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Birthe Neumann | ... |
Hanne
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Niels Olsen | ... |
Finn
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Ulf Pilgaard | ... |
Thomsen
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Ronnie Lorenzen | ... |
Gustav
(as Ronnie Hiort Lorenzen)
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Pelle Bang Sørensen | ... |
Emil
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Anders Nyborg | ... |
Robert
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Ida Dwinger | ... |
Sanne
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Philip Zandén | ... |
Tommy
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Michel Castenholt | ... |
Furniture Store Assistant
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Birgitte Prins | ... |
A&E Doctor
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Cecilie is devastated when her fiancée Joachim is seriously injured in a car accident and is paralyzed from the neck down. Marie was the driver that caused the accident and she ask her husband Niels, a doctor at the hospital where Joachim is being treated, to help out Cecilie. However their relationship evolves in an affair which threatens Niels family. Written by Phythian
Another one of those small Euro digital films that explores human emotion so much better than the mega-bucks equivalents from the States.
When a loving couples unity is shattered by a horrific road accident that cripples the boyfriend, the story explores how a moment can destroy a lifetime or create alternate paths. Superbly acted with deep pathos and unflinching torment, I have yet to see a better performance this year of a female lead. You leave the cinema questioning how the happiest moment in your life can be stolen in a blink of an eye. Life is fragile and all too brief. Not a minute should be wasted.