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Inside of every actor, there is a director just dying to emerge, or so the theory goes, and that certainly seems to be the case for Danish character actor Nicholas Bro. If you’re at all familiar with current Danish film, you’ll have seen Bro on screen quite a lot even if you don’t know him by name, but Bro has loftier goals than being simply one of Denmark’s most in-demand on-screen players. He wants to make a film, to tell a story. A love story. The greatest love story ever. His love story. And so Bro borrows a camera from his friend, acclaimed director Christoffer Boe, and sets off to capture the love he shares with his young wife. Only problem is that she’s fallen out of love with him and Bro is too self-absorbed to notice until she leaves him –- and Denmark –- entirely. But he has grown attached to the camera now, perhaps more than he ever was to his wife, and so Bro simply continues filming, capturing his own slow disintegration and slide into violence. —Todd Brown
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"Where the film stops being a documentary and strays into fiction is never clear" - Boyd van Hoej, EUROPEAN-FILMS.NET "Scruffy, ultra-realist..." Leslie Felperin, VARIETY NotesCANADIAN PREMIERE Hosted by Actor/Cinematographer NICOLAS BRO WINNER: Best Actor (Nicholas Bro), BODIL AWARDS WINNER: Young Cinema Award, Alternatives Category, VENICE FILM FESTIVAL WebsiteCreditsDirector: Christoffer Boe Screens with...
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