One man's courage and will to break loose from the system, and the ability of one individual to bring down the kingdom.
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Title: Bread and Circus (Video 2003)
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Cast
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Oliver Boullet | ... | Oliver |
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Miriam Johansson | ... | Miriam Johnsen / Mother Earth |
| Martin Loke | ... | The Normal One / Post 2 / Voice in speaker / Voice of Monks / Goat chewing | |
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Magne Jahrestein | ... | The King |
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Silje Andresen | ... | The Princess (as Silje Andreasen) |
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Benjamin Rørstad | ... | Post 1 / First appearing monk |
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Lars Torp | ... | The fugitive - Old / Third appearing monk |
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Lars Erik Ringstad Nordrum | ... | The fugitive - Young |
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Lise Løke | ... | Second appearing monk / Girl going into anus |
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Hilde Løke | ... | Woman in radioroom / Voice of Mother Earth |
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Fredrik Løke | ... | Exposed monk |
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Frank Løke | ... | Sleepy guard / A dreg of society |
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Eivind Pedersen | ... | Butler |
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Andre Iversen | ... | Guard 1 in front of King |
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Vegar Bakke | ... | Guard 2 in front of King |
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In a kingdom, a man is born as a child to Mother Earth. He's checked for normality, confirmed normal, and is let into the system. The man gets old, and the system has no use for him. So he's brought out to be executed. The man gets flashbacks, and understands what his life has been. So he hammers out a message on a piece of stone, for coming generations. Later, a couple finds the message, and journeys out to put an end to the oppressive system. Written by Daniel Loke
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body horror | electronic music score | slapstick comedy | evil clown | earth |Parents Guide:
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Molto vivace
Written by Ludwig van Beethoven
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To avoid copyright problems the makers used old classic music in the film, like the works of Beethoven. See more »Soundtracks
Symphony No.9 in D MinorMolto vivace
Written by Ludwig van Beethoven
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Country:
NorwayRelease Date:
1 June 2012 (Norway) See more »Also Known As:
Brød & Sirkus See more »Edit
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Budget:
NOK600,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Well well, another OOP to search for. This splatter flick coming from the land of the vikings is really nice. It's surrealistic, that's a fact but there's also some black humor in it. For example, when a guy is a bit addicted to booze he puts the bottle up his....remembering that there's still some booze in it he pulls it back out of his..., do I need to say more. the main storyline is the fact that earth is giving birth to men through the womb of earth. But when a girl is sentenced back to the womb she has to go via the black hole, get it, of the earth. But the main course to watch it is the gore, no cheap effects, no blood just to see blood. The acting isn't that well at all times but if you can catch this splatterfest you will be satisfied.