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Nymphomaniac (2013)
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Director:
Lars von
Trier |
COUNTRY
Denmark / Belgium / France / Germany |
GENRE
Drama |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Nymphomaniac |
RUNNING
TIME
241 minutes |
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Producer:
Marie Cecilie Gade
Louise Vesth |
Screenwriter:
Lars von Trier |
Review
Von
Trier proves he's still a master of inauthenticity. But at least he
puts the art in artificial. Or was it the other way around? For
anyone who love oversized, bloated allegories and long-winded
unbelievable stories told by people (characters or actors, I'm not
sure, but what's the difference) who don't for one second believe
them, then this is the film for you. Everybody else should stay
away, including those who enjoy pornography. No, wait, especially
those who enjoy pornography, because the sex in Nymphomaniac
is just about as unsexy as it comes. That may of course have been
Von Trier's point, but I've long since stopped caring about that.
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