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As Cinco Obstruções

Título original: De fem benspænd
  • 2003
  • Unrated
  • 1 h 30 min
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7,4/10
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Lars von Trier and Jørgen Leth in As Cinco Obstruções (2003)
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O cineasta Lars Von Trier desafia Jørgen Leth, o diretor por trás de As Cinco Obstruções (1968), para refazer este curta clássico sob circunstâncias de constrangimento crescente.O cineasta Lars Von Trier desafia Jørgen Leth, o diretor por trás de As Cinco Obstruções (1968), para refazer este curta clássico sob circunstâncias de constrangimento crescente.O cineasta Lars Von Trier desafia Jørgen Leth, o diretor por trás de As Cinco Obstruções (1968), para refazer este curta clássico sob circunstâncias de constrangimento crescente.

  • Direção
    • Jørgen Leth
    • Lars von Trier
  • Roteiristas
    • Sophie Destin
    • Asger Leth
    • Jørgen Leth
  • Artistas
    • Claus Nissen
    • Majken Algren Nielsen
    • Daniel Hernandez Rodriguez
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,4/10
    9,5 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Jørgen Leth
      • Lars von Trier
    • Roteiristas
      • Sophie Destin
      • Asger Leth
      • Jørgen Leth
    • Artistas
      • Claus Nissen
      • Majken Algren Nielsen
      • Daniel Hernandez Rodriguez
    • 37Avaliações de usuários
    • 85Avaliações da crítica
    • 79Metascore
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Prêmios
      • 2 vitórias e 4 indicações no total

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    The Five Obstructions
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    The Five Obstructions

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    Claus Nissen
    • The Perfect Man - from 'Det perfekte menneske' 1967
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Majken Algren Nielsen
    • The Perfect Woman, from 'Det perfekte menneske' 1967)
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    • (as Maiken Algren)
    Daniel Hernandez Rodriguez
    • The Perfect Man (segment "Obstruction #1 - The Perfect Human: Cuba")
    Jacqueline Arenal
    • The Perfect Woman (segment "Obstruction #1 - The Perfect Human: Cuba")
    Vivian Rosa
    Jørgen Leth
    Jørgen Leth
    • Voice-over (from "Det perfekte menneske" 1967)…
    Patrick Bauchau
    Patrick Bauchau
    • The Perfect Man…
    Alexandra Vandernoot
    Alexandra Vandernoot
    • The Perfect Woman (segment "The Perfect Human: Brunelles Brussels")
    Marie Dejaer
    • Maid (segment "The Perfect Human: Brunelles Brussels")
    Pascal Perez
    • Couple (Man) (segment "The Perfect Human: Brunelles Brussels")
    Meschell Perez
    • Couple (Woman) (segment "The Perfect Human: BrunellesBrussels")
    Bent Christensen
    Bent Christensen
    • Gangster (from "Det gode og det onde" 1975) (segment "The Perfect Human: Cartoon"
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Anders Hove
    Anders Hove
    • Naked Man (from "Notater om kærligheden" 1989) ( fsegment "The Perfect Human: Cartoon"
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Charlotte Sieling
    • Naked Woman (from "Notater om kærligheden" 1989) ( segment "The Perfect Human: Cartoon"
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Jan Nowicki
    Jan Nowicki
    • Man with Jacket (from "Notater om kærligheden" 1989) ( segment "Obstruction #4 - The Perfect Human
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Stina Ekblad
    Stina Ekblad
    • Woman with Money (from "Notater om kærligheden" 1989) (segment "The Perfect Human
    • (cenas de arquivo)
    Lars von Trier
    Lars von Trier
    • Self…
    Bob Sabiston
    • Self (segment "The Perfect Human: Cartoon")
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Jørgen Leth
      • Lars von Trier
    • Roteiristas
      • Sophie Destin
      • Asger Leth
      • Jørgen Leth
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    MANU-13

    Rent this one. However...

    ...'The Five Obstructions' is not for everyone. This is for you if you love documentaries. This is for you if you respect the maverick minds of filmmakers playing with each other's head. This is for you if you can appreciate the intention behind this documentary. This is for you if you would like to see a veteran filmmaker being challenged to remake an earlier short film of his.

    Also if you are so used to being spoon fed with a steady dose of ulcer generating colored candy, forget all about renting this gem.Here's hoping there wont be people who watch this, get disgruntled and then plaster all over the internet with not so kind reviews.

    Instead, here's hoping these filmmakers come back with a sequel- if that beautiful being called Jorgen Leth agrees!.
    Camera-Obscura

    Von Trier's obstructions on film-making

    THE FIVE OBSTRUCTIONS (Lars von Trier - Belgium/Denmark/France/Switserland 2003).

    Lars von Trier is not known for trying to please his audiences, but this one is different... Probably, it wasn't his intention while making this film either, but with THE FIVE OBSTRUCTIONS he has come up with something surprisingly entertaining. In this documentary-like film he challenges one of his favorite filmmakers (and his old film school professor) Jorgen Leth to produce a remake of his 1967 short film "The Perfect Human", each to be directed by Leth according to von Trier's diktat, or his 'Five Obstructions'. The result is an interesting documentary about Leth's efforts and the limitations each artist has to impose on himself to create art or - in this case - film.

    The first obstruction is that Jorgen Leth should make a movie where no edit can last more than 12 frames (about half a second) and it must be shot on Cuba. Leth states it's impossible and can't be done, but he tries anyway and succeeds in making a wonderful film and von Trier is delighted with the results. Now he must make a film in the worst place on earth where he is "the perfect human." Leth is put to the test even more and decides to shoot in a red-light district in Bombay where he stages a sumptuous and decadent dinner table on the street, where he dines in smoking, while hordes of impoverished locals are watching him eat.

    The quality of the remakes may vary, but the film really comes to live when the two men meet. After the Bombay experiment Von Trier downtalks him, claiming he didn't stick to his obstructions, but Leth remains polite and buoyant during some of the brilliant verbal sparring matches about the endless limitations and possibilities of the medium. Despite Leth's difficulties in coping with the obstructions von Trier imposed on him, his most difficult assignment is when he is given complete freedom to make whatever he wants. It turned out to be the ultimate punishment von Trier could give him.

    Camera Obscura --- 8/10
    9paul2001sw-1

    Obstrucive brilliance!

    Lars von Trier is an unusual director, in that he makes films of massive emotional intensity, and yet also appears interested in formal innovation for its own sake: the Dogme manifesto, of which he was co-author, suggested that films should be made according to certain rules, partly for the expected benefits of following them, but also for the benefits of simply being constrained (a philosophy resembling that of Georges Perec and the Oulipop group of novelists). In some ways, 'The Five Obstructions' is both the perfect demonstration of this attitude, and also his strangest film yet. Jorgen Leth is a director who made, in 1967, von Trier's favourite film, an innovative (but arguably cold) short called 'The Perfect Human'; in 'The Five Obstructions', Leth agrees to remake this film in five different ways, subject to constraints imposed by von Trier. The story of his doing so, along with excerpts from all six films, comprises this one. It's the ultimate recursive project, a "making-of" documentary with itself as both subject and object, an effect enhanced by the way that each film becomes a commentary on, and an extension of, its predecessors. von Trier does not dare, however, to suggest he can improve on the original; on the contrary, he professes to hope that his obstructions will force Leth to make a bad film, and therefore reveal something more of his own emotions than have hitherto been shown. In this, however, he fails. 'The Five Obstructions' becomes a film-making masterclass, as Leth continually finds something new to say in spite of the increasing restrictions against him saying anything; his natural inventiveness, and skill, make you want to see the films he has chosen to make for himself. von Trier, by contrast, appears as a fool, although as the resulting documentary is his creation, he is maybe not as foolish as he appears. Indeed, there's almost certainly an unavoidable level of artifice in the apparently "real" scenes where the two men talk, each are too skilled as film-makers to be wholly unaware of what they are doing. But there does seem to be a real human story, as Leth's enthusiasm for his task, and for life itself, is driven upwards by the series of apparently insane challenges with which he is encumbered. It's an odd film for anyone to make, but maybe proves von Trier's point; for what stands above the contrivance is pure gold.
    10VideoKidVsTheVoid

    Lars; Forever The Enigma

    Lars Von Trier instigated this endlessly fascinating cinema experiment with fellow Danish filmmaker, and mentor/hero; Jorgen Leth. Trier challenged Leth to remake his 1967 short film "The Perfect Human" five different times, each time with a different set of obstructions or conditions. The obstructions range from technical to philosophical, and are sometimes plucked out at random by Trier in direct response to Leth's actions or words, during their many whimsical, very funny, nebulous exchanges. The most diabolical condition Trier concocts is of coarse that Leth has no conditions, which places all the potential blame, guilt, pressure, and creative insecurity totally back on Leth himself. Nothing though seems to get the better of Leth, and Trier appears to be frustrated and bemused every time Leth brings back a good film, of which we get to see the process and clips of the end creation. Trier states he wants to "banalize," Leth and each time hopes Leth will fail and return with a bad film, but Leth never does. Each reworking of The Perfect Human (1967) is an interesting and often poetic creation (at least the snippets that we get to see). One version is even animated by Bob Sabiston; the guy responsible for the great rotoscopish, brightly colored animation process and design in Waking Life (2001) and A Scanner Darkly (2005). It's hard to decipher Trier's true nature; at times he seems playful and at others, deadly serious. His intentions are (deliberately?) obscure. Is it all just a friendly game of chess or full on metaphysical warfare? This uncertainty and the sheer novelty of seeing Lars Von Trier and Jorgen Leth toy with each other on screen makes for a great shifty-eyed, quasi-exploratory, neo-deadpan, pseudo-straight-laced, doc-o-comedy, mock-drama.
    10neoo

    This is how the perfect human falls

    Debuting at the Toronto International Film Festival 2003 The Five Obstructions is a whimsical yet deeply philosophical dialogue between Lars Van Trier and Jørgen Leth, one of Lars Van Trier's director heroes.

    The movie is based upon the reconstruction of Leth's 1967 work The Perfect Human ( De Fem benspænd ). This 1967 black and white film is starkly minimalist and humourous detailing a Danish point of view - an analysis of a perfect human and how the perfect human acts and interacts with the world. Within the film are two characters : a man and a woman each shot separately and each probed by the camera. How the perfect human eats. How the perfect human lies down. How he falls. This is the human eye. This is the perfect human's ear, eye, knee.

    The Perfect Human is the perfect film.

    The dialogue between Leth and Van Trier shot in the year 2001 is humourous and philosophical. Van Trier sets out to challenge Leth by making his recreate The Perfect Human but under Van Trier's terms.

    The first obstruction for instance is to have shots with no more than 12 frames each, it has to be shot in Cuba and with no set. The audience laughs as each point of the obstruction is set upon the screen.

    The camera crew follows Leth around the world and records his reactions to the challenge and the process of how he sets to film the First Obstructions in Cuba. He finds the concept of 12 frames monumentously crazy. He has to find the perfect humans to cast in the country, a country he has never been to. He comes back to Denmark and they view the result: an exquisite little film which is surprising and beautiful.

    The rest of the film poses the rest of the Five Obstructions - each a result of Van Trier's subsequent reactions to the films that Leth brings back.

    The conversation between the two is akin to a psychoanalyst and his patient yet the two are friends. There is much laughter and delight and the results of the five obstructions are pristinely beautiful. You also get to see Van Trier's ego at work and the wheels spinning as Leth responds to the challenge. The overall film of The Five Obstructions in itself is a delight and a learning experience that should not be missed.

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    • Curiosidades
      The song played during The Perfect Human: Havana is "Planting the Seed" by David Holmes, which was also used in Ocean's 11 and appears on that movie's soundtrack.
    • Conexões
      Edited from As Cinco Obstruções (1968)

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 21 de novembro de 2003 (Dinamarca)
    • Países de origem
      • Dinamarca
      • Suíça
      • Bélgica
      • França
    • Central de atendimento oficial
      • Films Sans Frontières (France)
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      • Almaz Film Productions S.A.
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      • US$ 165.845
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 8.940
      • 30 de mai. de 2004
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