Two stories for the price of one: Lenny works in a video shop and tries to get aquainted with the waitress Lea. Leo beats his pregnant wife, Louise, which is a VERY bad idea, as her brother, Louis, is a violent racist.
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| Kim Bodnia | ... | Leo | |
| Mads Mikkelsen | ... | Lenny | |
| Rikke Louise Andersson | ... | Louise | |
| Liv Corfixen | ... | Lea | |
| Levino Jensen | ... | Louis | |
| Zlatko Buric | ... | Kitjo | |
| Claus Flygare | ... | Joe | |
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Ole Abildgaard | ... | Videobutik Kunde |
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Gordana Radosavljevic | ... | Mika |
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Marko Zecewic | ... | Marko |
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Dusan Zecewic | ... | Dusan |
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John Barimani | ... | Kioskejer |
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Ramadan Huseini | ... | Ven i Kiosk |
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Karsten Schrøder | ... | Røde |
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Sven Erik Eskeland Larsen | ... | Svend |
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Leo and Louise are a young couple living together in Copenhagen. Leo often goes out with his friends while Louise usually stays home. But when Louise tells Leo she's pregnant, a spark is ignited and Leo begins to become cold and distant. His anger and self-hatred finally erupt into violence against Louise. Written by Anonymous
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Lenny: What?
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Lenny: Is it real?
Leo: Yes.
Lenny: No, it's not...
Leo: Hold it. Real. It is loaded. With sharp rounds.
Lenny: Is there something in it?
Leo: Yes.
Lenny: What are you going to do with it?
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Lenny: Is there something in it?
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So I travel from Sweden to Copenhagen to see a movie, paying about 15 bucks for the trip, and another 10 for the movie. 25 bucks for a movie???? Was it worth it????
Damn right it was, this is Nicholas Winding Refn´s second feature, and after his masterful debut: Pusher I really had my hopes up. And boy was it good.
The tempo is a little slower than Pusher, but it really suits the movie. It´s got great dialogue that kinda reminded me of Clerks in some places, especially the scenes in the videostore. The theme of the movie in my mind is about men, and our problems with talking to each other and to women. Sure there are scenes with really disturbing and realistic violence. But I feel it has more in common with John Cassavettes, than Abel Ferrara and Martin Scorsese that I think were refn inspirations for Pusher.
The actors are brilliant all around, especially Mads Mikkelsen who does a fantastic performance as a filmgeek, with major problems when it comes to talking and being around girls. And Kim Bodnia gives a really introspective performance that proves his status as one of europe´s if not the whole worlds best actors.
All in all a very powerful, and intense movie that is a must see