The theme of this list is the prolific Danish cinema. Danish cinema ended up suffering a major leap in quality in the last half of the 1990s, with the advent of the movement entitled ‘Dogma 95’, which had a series of symbolic rules and regulations on how a film should be made in the country. leading names, none other than Thomas Vinterberg and Lars Von Trier. However, the country’s cinema was definitely consolidating itself as a major power of the seventh art a decade later, with a large load of films, directors and talent actors in a pattern of regularity. The films below seek to bring a good variety of the best about the cinema in Denmark. Let’s go to the list!
10º – Pusher (Nicolas Winding Refn, 1996)
Concentrated in the middle of the local mafia, the plot develops through the debt of a young man and the intermittent attempt to pay it, regardless of the forms found. Serving as a starting point for a trilogy, ‘Pusher’ presents a frenzied atmosphere to bring the necessary dynamism to the film.
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9º – The Idiots (Lars von Trier, 1998)
A group of people breaks with the moral and ethical ties of local society, developing a new way of governing their steps on the earth, based on the instinctive side of their personalities. Controversial, “The Idiots” is a film of mediocre quality, filmed in a primitive way, without aesthetic care in the execution of the scenes, and with a script a little presumptuous. However, the concepts addressed and the central idea of the work make the experience of watching it positive and necessary to understand the evolution of Danish cinema and filmmaker Lars Von Trier (film director).
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