Brutal Incasso (2005)

Michael and Jim are contemplating a change of career, but something comes in the way..

Director:

Jonas Kvist Jensen

Writers:

Kim Sønderholm (screenplay), Jonas Kvist Jensen (screenplay),

Stars:

Kim Sønderholm, Claus Lund, Allan Hotchkiss

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Kim Sønderholm	...	Michael
Claus Lund	...	Jim
Allan Hotchkiss	...	LC
Ole Ernst	...	Grandpa
Melany Denise	...	Iben
Anna Bård	...	Louise
Thomas Biehl	...	Lalle
Mads Koudal	...	Psycho
Jesper Blumensaat	...	Arnold
Bo Thomasen	...	Bastian
Henrik Vestergaard	...	Mike (as Henrik Vestergaard Nielsen)
Jan Tjerrild	...	Eilert
Anni Bjørn	...	Sister Death
Sami Darr	...	Shabul
Søren Olsen	...	Erland

Storyline

Michael and Jim are contemplating a change of career, but something comes in the way..

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Taglines:

Hva' gør vi så? (So now what?)

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Genres:

Action | Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

official site [dk]

Country:

Denmark

Language:

Danish

Release Date:

5 August 2006 (USA)

Also Known As:

Brutal Inca$$o

Filming Locations:

Jylland, Denmark

Company Credits

Production Co:

Make-Believe Entertainment, Lone Tower Visuals, Apotheosis Film

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Although this film contains several scenes with shots of the lead characters driving a car, neither Kim Sønderholm nor Claus Lund, actually had a driver's license and therefore did not drive for real.

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Connections

Featured in Bag om 'Brutal Incasso' (2005)

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Soundtracks

"Ti røde roser til mor"
Written by Henrik Vestergaard Nielsen
Performed by Thomas Biehl, Mads Koudal, Jesper Blumensaat, Kim Sønderholm & Claus Lund

User Reviews

Ultra entertaining

Of course this is a low budget picture that picks up lots of stuff to Tarantino, Kevin Smith or even ZAZ, but let's admit it there are worse sources of inspiration. But there is a true spirit, an obvious friendly atmosphere that makes us forget it's not all 100% original (but what is?). And the characters and the situations are really entertaining. We end up loving following the adventures of those two silly bandits. It's fun but also action-packed, and it's a great surprise. All the characters meet, talk, fight and lead the audience towards an awesome climax full of rage and gunfights. And it's purely amazing to find out how a so low budget picture can propose such a great showdown. It's finally sure better than many of action pictures that have worldwide DVD release. Despite the Tarantino-thing, it surprises easily, and manages to get out of standards several times. Not a masterpiece of course, but certainly an enjoyable flick that deserves 1h30 of your precious time much more than many soulless b-busters.