Adam's Apples

Titre original : Adams æbler

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7,7/10

56 k

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Nicolas Bro, Ali Kazim, Mads Mikkelsen, Paprika Steen, and Ulrich Thomsen in Adam's Apples (2005)

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Dark Comedy Comedy Crime Drama

Un néo-nazi condamné au service communautaire dans une église se heurte au prêtre aveuglément dévotionnel.Un néo-nazi condamné au service communautaire dans une église se heurte au prêtre aveuglément dévotionnel.Un néo-nazi condamné au service communautaire dans une église se heurte au prêtre aveuglément dévotionnel.

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NOTE IMDb

7,7/10

56 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 20 victoires et 13 nominations au total

Anecdotes
According to the making of-featurette on the DVD, the scene with the crows eating apples was planned to be computer-generated, until a few Czechs showed up with four boxes of real trained crows, and everything worked out fine for a minimum cost.

Gaffes
Ivan's metal nose cap disappears when he confronts Adam in the church, to reappear in the following scenes.

Citations
Dr. Kolberg: Adam, this makes no sense at all. I am a man of science, I believe in numbers and charts. Goddamnit, I wanna go someplace, where people die when they are sick, and don't sit in the yard eating cowboy toast when they have been shot through the head.

Connexions
Featured in Dansk films bedste: På grænsen, Fester og Tro (2022)

Bandes originales
How Deep Is Your Love
Written by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb and Maurice Gibb (as Gibb/Gibb/Gibb)
Performed by Take That
© BMG Music Publishing / Warner/Chappell Music Scand. AB

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8/10

Black comedy for the cynical

Great movie. We saw it one late night not really knowing what to expect but this was over our expectations. Funny and well written dialouge, great acting and an amazing story! I laughed, almost cried, was chocked, laughed again and got some new tools to handle life with =) It is what I would call a black comedy in the same way as Blinkande Lyktor or Old men in new cars, both of them great danish movies. What caught me was the wicked story and how they really make it seem possible. I can imagine that this has taken place in a small church somewhere on the danish countryside. The dialouge is great, tons of punchlines that bubbles up the day after or even weeks after you have seen the film.