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Danish
are the European Koreans when it comes to movie scripts. Denmark has apparently
become a problem-free society, so the cineasts
tend to deal with the only remaining subject: disecting the family
relationships.
And
when it comes to family relationships, nobody does it better than Susanne Bier.
Each and every one of her movies dealt with some twisted and unthinkable
outside-the-box plots in the lives of common and civilized people.
”Second
chance” won’t tell you much from its internet synopsis, but I guarantee it will
blow your mind in the first fifteen minutes of it. Heart breaking and
unimaginable decisions leading to unthinkable consequences will grip your heart
and your soul firmly and won’t let it go until the very end.
Casting
is as always when it comes to Danish modern cinematography nothing short of
superb (Nikolaj Lie-Kass, Ulrich Thomssen and even Nikolaj Koster-Waldau) and
the camera has that vintage ”dogma” stamp to its shake and close angle.
”Second
chance” is a great drama with a big ”D” and a must
see in this movie season.
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