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Adams æbler

2005 [DANISH]

Action / Comedy / Crime / Drama

Adams æbler

2005 [DANISH]

Action / Comedy / Crime / Drama

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90% AUDIENCE · 5K ratings

7.7/10 · 60K

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Plot summary

A neo-nazi sentenced to community service at a church clashes with the blindly devotional priest.

Director

Anders Thomas Jensen

Top cast

Mads Mikkelsen as Ivan

Nikolaj Lie Kaas as Holger

Lars Ranthe as Esben

Ulrich Thomsen as Adam Pedersen

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

873.75 MB

1280*554

Danish 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 35 min

Seeds 7

1.69 GB

1920*832

Danish 5.1

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 35 min

Seeds 26

Comments 5

Jerzunio 988 days ago

arsehole33 did somebody say "tell me you you have a bad taste in movies without telling you have bad taste in movies"?

arsehole33 2443 days ago

Definetly the most purile. shitiest movie I have ever seen. With a mentality like this, no wonder so few movies of this calibre make it to your download. Please leave them where they came from.

dothackjhe 2446 days ago

I've yet to see Mads' other films aside from this. But, from the ones I've seen, this is possibly his best.

phooenix 2446 days ago

thanks.

Gh03st 2447 days ago

Great movie, alot of fun. Thx freeman

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IMDb reviews

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8 / 10

Good Danish black humor

Andres Gomez

Good Danish black humor.

6 / 10

Adam's Apples is simultaneously a deconstruction and a

tmdb28039023

Adam's Apples is simultaneously a deconstruction and a satire of the Book of Job; the former because it recognizes and highlights the underlying black humor in…

Adam's Apples is simultaneously a deconstruction and a satire of the Book of Job; the former because it recognizes and highlights the underlying black humor in the biblical text, and the latter because it rightly points out that more than Job’s patience, we should talk about his madness. Danish priest Ivan (Mads Mikkelsen) is both jobian and quixotic (the costume department deserves a pat on the back for making him look, in his priestly garb, like the subject, thought to be Cervantes, of a portrait attributed to Juan de Jáuregui), his insanity the only thing that makes his crappy life bearable. In a stroke of genius, the film explains Ivan’s pollyannish disposition with the pythonesque “Ravashi Syndrome” (“Ravashi was an Indian footballer who lost both feet in a go-karting accident in 1957. In shock from the accident he ran home on the stumps of his legs. His brain blocked out the fact that he had no feet. For two months he went to practice. He kept his midfield position”; “With no feet?”; “It was a bad team. They were in the fifth division or something like that”). Mikkelsen is pitch-perfect as the clueless Ivan, deadpanning his way through outlandish dialogue and somehow making it sound earnest (in one the film’s funniest moments, he tells the titular Adam – a neo-nazi sent to Ivan’s rehabilitation program for parolees –, in reference to a picture of Hitler: “handsome man. Is he your father?”). Ulrich Thomsen is also very effective as the perplexed and ambivalent Adam, of whom Ivan brings out the best and the worst – for example, taking Ivan to the hospital every time Adam beats the crap out of him. In general, Ivan takes more physical punishment than any normal human being could survive, but then we’re not meant to take the movie literally (making it easier to laugh at the character’s sundry hardships and tribulations). Like the biblical book from which it draws inspiration, Adam’s Apples is a parable, though not of the ‘in God we trust’ variety. It'd be tempting to dismiss Ivan as a victim of fanaticism if the filmmakers didn't offset him with the equally fanatical Adam. It’s clear that Ivan's pathological faith is not the answer to life’s problems, but the solution does not lie in Adam’s misanthropic nihilism either. The ideal is to find common ground, which Ivan and Adam do when they visit and comfort a dying old man haunted by the memory of his days as a guard in a concentration camp.

8 / 10

What a strange film... a very good one

r96sk

What a strange film... a very good one, mind you. The cast do great work in this 2005 release. Mads Mikkelsen being the obvious standout - top performance!…

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