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Submarino

Submarino

by Thomas Vinterberg
 

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At the rock bottom of society and humanity

Review: Submarino

At the rock bottom of society and humanity

A harsh social drama about guilt and parenthood, in his darkest film yet Thomas Vinterberg tries to recapture the simpler, more straightforward filmmaking of his earliest work 

"We tried to make the film as clean and pure as possible"

Interview: Thomas Vinterberg • Director

"We tried to make the film as clean and pure as possible"

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international title: Submarino
original title: Submarino
country: Denmark
sales agent: The Match Factory
year: 2009
directed by: Thomas Vinterberg
screenplay: Tobias Lindholm, Thomas Vinterberg
cast: Jakob Cedergren, Patricia Schumann, Dar Salim, Finn Bergh, Helene Reingaard Neumann, Morten Rose, Peter Plaugborg

main awards/selection

Berlinale 2010Official Competition
BFI London Film Festival 2010 
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