Voksne Mennesker (2005)
Genre: Comedy / Drama
Duration: 109 minuten
Alternative title: Dark Horse
Country:
Denmark / Iceland
Directed by: Dagur Kári
Starst: Jakob Cedergren, Nicolas Bro and Tilly Scott Pedersen
IMDb score:
7,1 (3.539)
Releasedate: 13 May 2005
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Voksne Mennesker plot
Daniel is a graffiti artist in Copenhagen and sprays all kinds of declarations of love on the walls in the city. Always one step faster than the law, he leads a carefree existence. When he falls madly in love with Franc, who sails through life as recklessly and charmingly as he does, the time of carelessness quickly comes to an end...
Actors and actresses
Daniel
Morfar
Franc
Dommeren
Gunvor
Tejs
Herluf C
Allan Simonsen
Søvnforsker Arne
Dommerens kone
Reviews & comments
Robi
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- 2526 messages
- 2525 votes
The title seemed familiar to me so I had seen it before. But I didn't really remember anything about it anyway. The film starts off very nicely with absurd situations and comic dialogues. Unfortunately, the film becomes a bit more serious towards the end, but it remains a pretty good film. When I read back my old message, I was apparently somewhat bothered by the black and white. I didn't have that at all now. There was even something symbolic about it. There is one color image in the film. And that is the future. The rest is the carefree present. Although carefree?
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Fisico
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- 10039 messages
- 5398 votes
Film that seemed to me to consist mainly of small sketches. It is not surprising that something is about to happen in every fragment. At times an absurd and funny film. At the same time also some strange scenes. The acting is certainly on point, as are the dialogues.
It is not entirely clear to me why the film was shot in black and white. Even seemed redundant to me. I thought the first part was very strong, especially when the focus was on Daniel, but his friend Morfar is also quite nice. Those scenes as a referee. Awesome!
Drily comic for more than half of the film, but also evolving towards slightly more moral or poetic elements.
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james_cameron
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- 6982 messages
- 9777 votes
Crazy mixture of dry comedy and pretentious drama, with a touch of magical realism. The nice characters and the wonderfully understated Danish humor go down like a charm, causing you to enjoy some of the vague scenes. Towards the end things get a bit more serious, something that actually turns out quite well. Not as good as Nói Albinói and Fúsi by director Dagur Kári, but definitely worth it.
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