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A father returns to his old hometown with his young family. Events force him to face the small town’s xenophobia.

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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 drunken brute who beats his girlfriend. Having returned to his hometown in the country, Johannes hopes for a less hectic, more genuine lifestyle. But trouble is underfoot when Lars runs over a woman with his truck. He sees only one way out: put the blame on Alain, a Bosnian refugee with impaired mental functions. But when Lars, the God-fearing husband of the victim, and his friends close in on the Bosnian, Johannes stands up for the man and shelters him. Undeterred, the violent, drunken horde makes their way to Johannes´ secluded house, where the family and Alain fear for their lives. When words no longer suffice to contain the madness, a siege begins, in which unchained anarchy dictates a scenario of terror…

Deliver.Us.from.Evil.2009.720p.BluRay.AC3.x264-BMF.mkv

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Runtime:	1h 37mn
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Language(s):Danish
Subtitles:English

The post Ole Bornedal – Fri os fra det onde AKA Deliver Us from Evil (2009) (HD) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

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Though Denmark isn’t generally known for turning out horror films, director Ole Bornedal created a minor splash throughout Europe with Nightwatch, an efficient, atmospheric, and occasionally striking mixture of whodunit and Grand Guignol. Unfortunately American audiences were deprived of the opportunity to see it when Miramax picked up U.S. distribution rights, only to promptly lock the film away while director Ole Bornedal helmed a remake starring Ewan McGregor, Nick Nolte, and Patricia Arquette. After sitting on the shelf for over a year, the remake was drastically watered down, barely released, and tanked. Now years later, viewers can finally see what all the shouting was about.

Martin (Nikolaj Coster Waldau), a young law student, takes on a job as the overnight watchman at a local morgue, while his girlfriend, Kalinka (Sofie Gråbøl), studies to be an actress. Martin’s repetitive nocturnal routine sitting at his desk is interrupted by occasional visits from the police, mainly an inspector named Peter Wormer (Ulf Pilgaard), thanks to the activities of a psychopath out slicing the scalps off young prostitutes. Meanwhile Martin’s personal life is tested when he and his hellraising, potentially insane best friend, Jens (Kim Bodnia), embark on a test whereby they challenge each other to an escalating series of audacious stunts. Naturally, the first one to back down must marry his respective girlfriend. One challenge involves a teenage prostitute named Joyce (Rikke Louise Andersson), who may know more about the killer than she realizes.

At least for its first half, Nightwatch is a powerful exercise in suspense which skillfully plays off anyone’s inherent fear of being left alone in a vast, dark building for extended periods of time, not to mention the chilling experience of wandering down empty hallways lined with doors behind which lie unimaginable terrors. The script also wrings some surprising tension and emotional resonance from the challenge scheme, in which two essentially overgrown boys try to fight off the encroaching threat of manhood. Along the way they thumb their noses at convention by tossing beer bottles onto a statue of Hans Christian Anderson, destroying communion during a church service, and engaging in sexual horseplay in the middle of a fancy restaurant. However, following one marvelous, shiver-inducing sequence in which Kalinka comes to visit Joyce’s apartment, the film lapses into standard, Hollywood-safe conventions as the villain menaces the protagonists with a variety of sadistic plots involving bonesaws and, most memorably, a pair of handcuffs. For all its perverse subject matter and dead bodies on display, Bornedal reigns in any overtly graphic material in favor of suggestion, even during two sequences in which most directors would have drenched the walls in blood.

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Language:Danish, Swedish
Subtitles:English

The post Ole Bornedal – Nattevagten aka Nightwatch (1994) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

Just Another Love Story is about Jonas (Anders W. Berthelsen), a likeable but world-weary husband with a wife and two kids who lives in a leafy suburb and whose life takes an unexpected twist when he inadvertently if at all causes Julia (Rebecka Hemse) to crash her car and go into a coma. When Julia comes out of her coma her memory has vanished. Via a grotesque mix-up she and her nearest and dearest believe that when Jonas pops into the hospital to see how she is, he is in fact Sebastian (Nikolaj Lie Kaas), her exotic new boyfriend, whom they had all been expecting to fly in from abroad. Jonas assumes Sebastians identity and pretends to be the man Julia believes is the love of her life: a brand new identity, a brand new life, and an untrammeled existence full of promise opens up to Jonas. But real life cant be lived on fantasy and exotic dreams, and one day the truth comes knocking at the door.

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https://nitro.download/view/59F24B3D98184C4/Just_Another_Love_Story.avi

Language(s):Danish
Subtitles:English .srt

The post Ole Bornedal – Kærlighed på film aka Just Another Love Story (2007) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

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In Northern Norway during the 1860s, a little girl named Dina accidentally causes her mother’s death. Overcome with grief, her father refuses to raise her, leaving her in the care of the household servants. Dina grows up wild and unmanageable, with her only friend being the stable boy, Tomas. She summons her mother’s ghost and develops a strange fascination with death as well as a passion for living. Family friend Jacob encourages Dina’s father to hire Lorch, a tutor who introduces her to the cello.

http://nitroflare.com/view/D6282394F58B5B6/I.Am.Dina.2002.x264.mkv

Language(s):English, Norwegian, French
Subtitles:Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish

The post Ole Bornedal – I Am Dina (2002) first appeared on Cinema of the World.