Idioterne
The Idiots
Director:
Lars von TrierGuión:
Lars von TrierCámara:
Lars von TrierReparto:
Bodil Jørgensen, Jens Albinus, Anne Louise Hassing, Troels Lyby, Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Henrik Prip, Trine Michelsen, Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis, Paprika Steen (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Un grupo de jóvenes comparte un mismo interés: la idiotez. Con una casa de campo como base, pasan su tiempo libre juntos explorando los ocultos y poco apreciados valores de la idiotez. El grupo se dedica a enfrentarse a la sociedad con sus idioteces. Karen, una mujer solitaria y reservada, se une al grupo después de participar involuntariamente en una de sus actuaciones. (Golem Distribución)
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Una película sobre cómo salir de la rutina y encontrar la libertad mental y la felicidad absolutas. Y también una película sobre un regreso muy difícil e imposible para un individuo más débil. Sin embargo, a pesar de todo lo positivo que siento por Los idiotas, yo la editaría de nuevo y la acortaría. El tema es excelente, pero no lo suficiente para un bocado de dos horas. Le habría quedado mejor una duración de 80 minutos, adecuada a la naturaleza semiexperimental de la película.
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Another von Trier shocker. A bunch of intellectuals play at being mentally handicapped and annoy the people around them. There several scenes that are for strong stomachs only, and the sex orgy is so bold that it can easily be described as pornography. In short, Lars von Trier shocks again with gusto, but this time very skillfully and I quite like it in this case.
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It’s smart, it’s bold, it’s fine. That said, I’m glad that in his later films Trier has formally settled down a little. Dogma 95 is an interesting manifest, but those films aren’t all that nice to watch, especially when they are two hours long.
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The man looks like an idiot, he acts like an idiot, but make no mistake, he really is an idiot... don't you understand that old Marx Brothers joke? Trier explains it vividly in his typically naked, terroristic and caustic panopticon of the disturbed products of modern society.
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For me, definitely the weakest representative of the "Golden Heart Trilogy" and overall one of Trier's weaker films, but still can't say it's a weak or mediocre film overall:) The beginning is actually quite comedic in places (if you're willing to accept it, of course), but it wouldn't be Lars von Trier if he didn't incorporate a few more chilling and stirring moments into his film and let his characters take a nice "bath", so although The Idiots looks like a "mere" gritty comedy at first, in the end (and especially in the end) it's pure Trier drama. Still, the fates and tribulations of the main characters didn't stick with me nearly as much as with Lars’ other films. Of course, I'm not denying the originality of this work (the film's theme, where a bunch of various middle-aged misfits play at being mentally handicapped and go "nuts" because they're actually just bored – that's an "incredible" idea), but compared to everything else my beloved Lars von Trier has made so far, it's still "only" slightly above average. That fourth star is teetering on the edge.
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