Love and Rage (2009)
"Vanvittig forelsket" (original title)

Daniel is a very talented piano student and loves Sofie, but he is terrified by the thought of loosing her and accuses her of seeing another man. Everybody says he is wrong, but the suspicion grows as does an uncontrollable side of Daniel.

Director:

Morten Giese

Writers:

Morten Giese, Kim Leona

Stars:

Rasmus Botoft, Hans Henrik Clemensen, Dejan Cukic

3 wins & 8 nominations.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Rasmus Botoft	...	Lars
Hans Henrik Clemensen	...	Politibetjent Hans (as Henrik Clemmesen)
Dejan Cukic	...	Pierre Duret
David Dencik	...	Læge Christian A. Madsen
Charlotte Fich	...	Birgitte
Benjamin Hasselflug Katzmann	...	Jakob (as Benjamin Hasselflug)
Sara Hjort Ditlevsen	...	Sofie (as Sara Hjort)
Tim Hvolgaard	...	Police officer
Kristoffer Hylding	...	Daniels Stand In Hænder
David Lau Magnussen	...	Pierres Stand In Hænder
Cyron Melville	...	Daniel
Johnny Melville	...	Peter Gould
Karen-Lise Mynster	...	Rektor Karen
Malou Reymann	...	Veninde
Paw Terndrup	...	Billetkontrollør

Storyline

Daniel is a very talented piano student and loves Sofie, but he is terrified by the thought of loosing her and accuses her of seeing another man. Everybody says he is wrong, but the suspicion grows as does an uncontrollable side of Daniel.

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Plot Keywords:

love | violence | jealousy

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

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Country:

Denmark

Language:

Danish

Release Date:

31 July 2009 (Denmark)

Also Known As:

Love and Rage

Filming Locations:

Copenhagen, Denmark

Box Office

Budget:

DKK 15,500,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Det Danske Filminstitut, Zentropa Entertainments

Technical Specs

Runtime:

94 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color (HD)

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

User Reviews

Worst movie I ever saw in a theater

I was unlucky enough to watch it a a surprise premiere showing, and I regretted not leaving at once.

I had never been to a theater where the entire crowd shouted with glee when the torture was finally over... I have now.

The movie is filled with lousy acting, the dialog is painful and the pace is so slow that the movie feels endless. Luckily it isn't.

As an example of the painful dialog and pace I will refer to an episode in the movie where the female lead says: "we need to talk".

The resounding groans in the audience was immense and a comment of "please, make it short" was shouted at the screen.

What comes to me as the biggest surprise is how well some people rate this movie - I would never recommend this movie to anyone.