Dancer in the Dark

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Une jeune fille d'Europe de l'Est part en Amérique avec son jeune fils, s'attendant à ce que ce soit comme un film hollywoodien.Une jeune fille d'Europe de l'Est part en Amérique avec son jeune fils, s'attendant à ce que ce soit comme un film hollywoodien.Une jeune fille d'Europe de l'Est part en Amérique avec son jeune fils, s'attendant à ce que ce soit comme un film hollywoodien.

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Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 34 victoires et 48 nominations au total

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Dancer in the Dark

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Anecdotes
It took Lars von Trier a whole year to convince Björk to play the lead role.

Gaffes
Selma's son's surname should be Jezek, not Jezková.

Citations
Lines on screen: They say it's the last song. They don't know us, you see. It's only the last song if we let it be.

Versions alternatives
The film originally contained a song entitled "141 Steps"; however, after the Cannes premiere, director Lars von Trier decided to shorten it, and the song was subsequently reworked and retitled "107 Steps."

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Mission: Impossible II/Running Free/Passion of Mind/Big Momma's House (2000)

Bandes originales
Overture
Written by Björk
Arranged, Orchestrated & Conducted by Vincent Mendoza
Produced by Björk
Mixed by Mark Stent (as Mark "Spike" Stent)
Published by Universal Music

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8/10

Pure torture to watch, but I gave it an 8

Why? Because it's a one of a kind movie. The acting is superb (especially Bjork), direction assured and the musical numbers are great. Still, it's the most depressing film I've ever seen. By the end of the film I was crying practically non-stop. It's so bleak I don't think I'll ever see it again, but it should be seen at least once by everybody. It shows misery and suffering full throttle. You'll either love it or loathe it (I'm somewhere in th middle), but you'll never see anything like it again and you won't forget it. Just bring lots of Kleenex.