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Blinkende lygter (2000)
    
Review
Anders Thomas Jensen was still honing
his craft with Blinkende lygter, his first feature film in the director's
chair, following three remarkably successful short films, including the
Oscar-winning Valgaften in 1998. A fairly intricate crime story in
typical Jensensque mould lays the basis for this foray into guns, heists, and
traumatic childhoods, and it's all simultaneously both quite enjoyable and a
little too simplistic. Jensen had not quite perfected his tone yet, though he
certainly demonstrated his ability to see through people and write witty
dialogue. There are plenty of familiar faces among the cast, not least a young
Mads Mikkelsen in a delightful role as the trigger-happy Arne.
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