Spies & Glistrup (2013)
Genre: Biography / Drama
Duration: 110 minuten
Alternative title: Sex, Drugs & Taxation
Country:
Denmark
Directed by: Christoffer Boe
Stars: Pilou Asbæk, Nicolas Bro and Jesper Christensen
IMDb score:
6,5 (2.454)
Releasedate: 29 August 2013
Spies & Glistrup plot
During his college days, Danish aviation pioneer and bon vivant Simon Spies befriends Mogens Glistrup, who would grow up to be a controversial lawyer after expressing his admiration for tax evaders on national television and calling them the freedom fighters of his day. The film picks up the eccentric pair in 1965, when they meet again after fifteen years, for the first time since their college days. After this meeting, their friendship begins to blossom again, boosted by their successful collaboration within Spies' air company. The money starts flowing, and as Spies uses his newly acquired wealth to push the limits of his personal freedom, Glistrup develops his radical 'zero tax' legislation, attempting to rock the state. the pair in the seven years since their reunion: a prodigious period full of psychedelic experimentation and revolutionary ideas.
Actors and actresses
Simon Spies
Mogens Glistrup
Dommer Bergsøe
Jurij Moskvitin
Jan Schmidt
Lene Glistrup
Inger Weile
Reviews & comments
timbo_
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- 13116 messages
- 3861 votes
Christoffer Boe has lost nothing of the magic of Reconstruction. Exuberant and extravagant, but mostly boring and without the audiovisual flair that Boe showed in his previous films. What remains is basically a simple biopic. A film about two eccentric figures who manage to fascinate during the rise, but are no longer interesting towards the fall.
The conclusion is that Spies & Glistrup can best be captured in words such as solid and ordinary. As far as I'm concerned, a more painful conclusion cannot be imagined for Boe's new film.
For an extensive review see: Filmmad.nl | Review: Spies & Glistrup (March 27)
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Decec
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- 6741 messages
- 8581 votes
A reasonable drama/biopic film...
Reasonable story...
A true story...
Decent acting...
Well-known actor Pilou Asbæk (Borgen tv series)...
Beautiful HD quality widescreen...
Excellent background sound
(Dolby Digital)...
Not really worth it...
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Fisico
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- 10039 messages
- 5398 votes
Pretty tiring busy film that doesn't always take itself seriously. Or it must be that the duo Spies & Glistrup really were so eccentric. Opportunists first class and basically shameless white collar criminals with narcissistic traits. All very lighthearted and entertaining, but I didn't have a good feeling about it.
A twisted scene here and there. Take the scene with the gorilla or the scene where he does a literal meat judging with the press in the background and decides who will be his "girl of the month". And when in doubt, he spoke with deed. Well.
I expected a bit more from Christopher Boe, although it seems I don't rate his other films great either. Nicolas Bro, on the other hand, is higher anyway. That man has great movies
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