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Director:
Henrik Ruben GenzCámara:
Jørgen JohanssonMúsica:
Kaare BjerkøReparto:
Marie Askehave, Søren Malling, Miri Ann Beuschel, Lisa Nilsson, Mads Ole Langelund Larsen, Mads Riisom, Maria Erwolter, Jesper Asholt, Tom Jensen (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
En los años 80, Jens y sus dos hermanos viven bajo el despótico mando de su padre Uffe, un psiquiatra que se hace llamar Dios y que dirige a la familia en bata y ropa interior. Cuando le diagnostican una enfermedad, Uffe decide combatirla escribiendo su libro de memorias, e invitando a sus pacientes a casa para dar y recibir apoyo moral lo que, lógicamente, alterará la paz del hogar. (Filmin)
(más)Reseñas (3)
A partir de personajes raros, se desarrollan figuras amigables desde le punto de vista humano, y de la visión ambigua del autor, un grato drama familiar. Es como un pincho, puramente para entretenernos, sin ninguna complejidad de pensamiento.
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After all I have seen from Denmark, I am not surprised at all by the emotional carousel that the Danes have prepared. So God said it starts as an extravagant madness that is sometimes very close to logical thinking, but at the same time it's quite funny. The absurdity really borders on a slight perversion. But then it breaks and takes on that right Scandinavian depressive tone and starts to intensify. Maybe if it didn't go so dark, I would enjoy it more. It's hard to look for logic in such an absurd family when they convince you from the beginning that it doesn't exist.
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Too bad about the lukewarm and embarrassing start, which doesn't seem to know which tone to choose. It is otherwise a light version of the Polish film The Last Family, which is ruled by my favorite actor Søren Malling in the role of an unbearable manipulative asshole in a bathrobe. The film sometimes drowns in its comedic tone, but as a drama, it has its touching spots. Genz opted for a very stylized feel, which on the one hand adds a retro charm to Uffe's estate, while on the other hand the film sometimes feels excessively leathery. The gods must be crazy, and I eventually developed a certain weakness for Uffe.
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