Bleeder
- 1999
- 1h 38min
Dos historias por el precio de una: Lenny trabaja en una tienda de videos e intenta familiarizarse con la camarera Lea. Leo golpea a su esposa embarazada, Louise, lo cual es muy mala idea, y... Leer todoDos historias por el precio de una: Lenny trabaja en una tienda de videos e intenta familiarizarse con la camarera Lea. Leo golpea a su esposa embarazada, Louise, lo cual es muy mala idea, ya que su hermano, Louis, es un racista violento.Dos historias por el precio de una: Lenny trabaja en una tienda de videos e intenta familiarizarse con la camarera Lea. Leo golpea a su esposa embarazada, Louise, lo cual es muy mala idea, ya que su hermano, Louis, es un racista violento.
- Dirección
- Guionista
- Elenco
- Premios
- 2 premios ganados y 12 nominaciones en total
- Dirección
- Guionista
- Todo el elenco y el equipo
- Producción, taquilla y más en IMDbPro
Opiniones destacadas
The story sees Leo (Kim Bodnia, of PUSHER fame), attempting to adapt to family life when he finds out his girlfriend's pregnant. Along the way, he continues uneasy friendships with the racist Louis, his girlfriend's brother, and Lenny (Mads Mikkelsen), a loner who works at the local video shop. Of course things eventually become very dark indeed, and more harrowing and shocking than they were in PUSHER.
Refn elicits some excellent performances from his cast, not least from Bodnia, who is quietly terrifying throughout this. A glimmer of hope and humour comes from the presence of the outstanding Mikkelsen, who is my favourite character; the video shop setting allows for plenty of cultural references for film fans. Watch out for PUSHER's Zlatko Buric as another friend. By the end, I felt like I'd done ten rounds in the ring: BLEEDER is that kind of film, and excellent with it.
Damn right it was, this is Nicholas Winding Refn´s second feature, and after his masterful debut: Pusher I really had my hopes up. And boy was it good.
The tempo is a little slower than Pusher, but it really suits the movie. It´s got great dialogue that kinda reminded me of Clerks in some places, especially the scenes in the videostore. The theme of the movie in my mind is about men, and our problems with talking to each other and to women. Sure there are scenes with really disturbing and realistic violence. But I feel it has more in common with John Cassavettes, than Abel Ferrara and Martin Scorsese that I think were refn inspirations for Pusher.
The actors are brilliant all around, especially Mads Mikkelsen who does a fantastic performance as a filmgeek, with major problems when it comes to talking and being around girls. And Kim Bodnia gives a really introspective performance that proves his status as one of europe´s if not the whole worlds best actors.
All in all a very powerful, and intense movie that is a must see
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- TriviaIn preparation for his role as Lenny, actor Mads Mikkelsen sat alone and worked in a Video-rental shop for some weeks.
- ErroresIn the beginning, the TV set changes between a movie and a test image between shots.
- Citas
Leo: What did you talk about?
Lenny: About films, I think...
Leo: About films?
Lenny: Yes...
Leo: So you did not talk at all?
Lenny: Yes, we did.
Leo: No, you talked about film. You have not talked at all. It's not normal. Did you fuck her? You have not fucked her. You have not touched her. Is that the way you see girls? That you talk to them, and then you don't fuck. them? That's not normal.
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- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 38 minutos
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- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.35 : 1