Lars and Johannes are brothers with very little in common. Johannes is a high-powered lawyer with a beautiful wife and two children; Lars is a truck driver and a brute who beats his girlfriend. Having returned to his hometown in the country, Johannes hopes for a less hectic lifestyle, but trouble is underfoot when Lars runs over a woman in a moment of inattention. He sees only one way out: put the blame on the Bosnian refugee Alain, whose post-traumatic stress has impaired his mental functions. But when Lars, the husband of the victim, Ingvar, and their friends close in on the Bosnian, Johannes stands up for the hard-working man and brings him home with him. Undeterred, the drunken horde starts to siege Johannes’ secluded house, in which Johannes, his wife, his children and Alain all fear for their lives. —Transilvania International Film Festival
Ole Bornedal is among the most internationally recognised directors in Danish film. His big breakthrough was the thriller Nightwatch (Nattevagten)” (1994) which he both wrote and directed. Three years later he filmed the English remake Nightwatch starring Ewan McGregor, Nick Nolte and Patricia Arquette. In 2002, Ole Bornedal premiered the magnificent Dina (Jeg er Dina), Scandinavia’s largest film project ever, which then went on to receive a number of awards at international film festivals all over the world. Ole Bornedal’s recent original fantasy horror/thriller The Substitute (Vikaren) starring Paprika Steen, was also received with great acclaim. Currently filming, Deliver Us From Evil (Fri os fra det onde). –Revolver Entertainment
A handful of titles that screened in the Contemporary World Cinema program at Toronto this year wound up with entries of their own; those
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