Efterskalv
Будущая жизнь
Director:
Magnus von HornGuión:
Magnus von HornCámara:
Łukasz ŻalReparto:
Ulrik Munther, Mats Blomgren, Loa Ek, Alexander Nordgren, Wieslaw Komasa, Ellen Jelinek, Oliver Heilmann, Felix Göransson, Inger Nilsson, Sven Ahlström (más)Streaming (1)
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John regresa a casa de su padre tras cumplir una condena en la cárcel, anhelando darle un nuevo comienzo a su vida. Sin embargo, en su comunidad, su crimen no ha recibido ni perdón ni olvido. La presencia de John saca lo peor de quienes le rodean y poco a poco una atmósfera de linchamiento va tomando forma. Sintiéndose abandonado por sus antiguos amigos y por sus seres queridos, John pierde la esperanza y la misma violencia que lo había llevado a la prisión comienza a desatarse nuevamente. Incapaz de dejar su pasado atrás, decide hacerle frente. (Pirámide Films)
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And the Scandinavians did it again! Once again I came across a premise that induces depression in the viewer and on top of that presents a protagonist who, no matter how hard I tried pushing him with my thoughts, doesn’t really feel like expressing any emotions or feelings, which makes the movie even more depressing and unbearable. On the other hand, that’s the very reason why I like Scandinavian movies so much. They keep you in suspense until the closing credits. The only problem is that in this movie, nothing happened that would give us, the viewers, at least a glimpse of the intentions of the guy and of why he did what he did. And in the same way we still don’t know what he was thinking while doing it and that’s despite the fact that the actor put in an excellent acting performance. So, all that’s left now is sit here, look at the gray sky, try to force it to start snowing and ponder this psychological analysis that cannot be understood. It can only be accepted.
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