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O Grande Chefe

Título original: Direktøren for det hele
  • 2006
  • 16
  • 1 h 39 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,6/10
13 mil
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O Grande Chefe (2006)
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O dono de uma empresa de tecnologia de informação decide vendê-la, mas tem um problema. Para respaldá-lo em decisões impopulares ele criou um chefe fictício, que sempre levava a culpa pelo q... Ler tudoO dono de uma empresa de tecnologia de informação decide vendê-la, mas tem um problema. Para respaldá-lo em decisões impopulares ele criou um chefe fictício, que sempre levava a culpa pelo que ocorria.O dono de uma empresa de tecnologia de informação decide vendê-la, mas tem um problema. Para respaldá-lo em decisões impopulares ele criou um chefe fictício, que sempre levava a culpa pelo que ocorria.

  • Direção
    • Lars von Trier
  • Roteirista
    • Lars von Trier
  • Artistas
    • Jens Albinus
    • Peter Gantzler
    • Friðrik Þór Friðriksson
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,6/10
    13 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Lars von Trier
    • Roteirista
      • Lars von Trier
    • Artistas
      • Jens Albinus
      • Peter Gantzler
      • Friðrik Þór Friðriksson
    • 36Avaliações de usuários
    • 77Avaliações da crítica
    • 71Metascore
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Prêmios
      • 1 vitória e 7 indicações no total

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    Boss of it All
    Trailer 1:58
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    Jens Albinus
    Jens Albinus
    • Direktøren for det hele…
    Peter Gantzler
    Peter Gantzler
    • Ravn
    Friðrik Þór Friðriksson
    Friðrik Þór Friðriksson
    • Finnur
    • (as Fridrik Thor Fridriksson)
    Benedikt Erlingsson
    Benedikt Erlingsson
    • Tolk
    Iben Hjejle
    Iben Hjejle
    • Lise
    Henrik Prip
    • Nalle
    Mia Lyhne
    Mia Lyhne
    • Heidi A.
    Casper Christensen
    Casper Christensen
    • Gorm
    Louise Mieritz
    Louise Mieritz
    • Mette
    Jean-Marc Barr
    Jean-Marc Barr
    • Spencer
    Sofie Gråbøl
    Sofie Gråbøl
    • Kisser
    Anders Hove
    Anders Hove
    • Jokumsen
    Lars von Trier
    Lars von Trier
    • Narrator
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Lars von Trier
    • Roteirista
      • Lars von Trier
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários36

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    9knud_andreassen

    Modern Comedy

    Lars von Trier has done a modern comedy that gives (me) associations to the plays of the Norwegian-Danish comedy writer Ludvig Holberg (1684-1754). Even if it is a comedy and Lars von Trier himself in the start of the movie tells we can lean back and enjoy being entertained, the film has a message that - if you are open to it - will give you something to think about regarding moral and ethics. Like all good movies this has a surprisingly ending. "The Boss of it all" has divided the audience in Denmark in 2 groups – a group who absolutely dislikes the movie and a group which is rather enchanted with it. As you can understand I belong to the last group.
    7zetes

    Not one of Lars von Trier's more important works, but it's worth a watch

    Lars von Trier's Danish-language comedy. It never interested me much, though I used to love von Trier (despite always acknowledging his numerous flaws). And it is definitely one of his least good films. If we ever find ourselves looking back at his career in the distant future, this one will not be mentioned much. It's about an out-of-work actor (Jens Albinus) who is hired by a company's CEO who is pretending only to be that company's lead lawyer (Peter Gantzler) to impersonate the mythical, unseen "boss of it all". Gantzler plans to sell off the company, as well as his employee's patents, to an Icelander (played by Children of Nature's director, Friðrik Þór Friðriksson), but he doesn't want to be identified as the guilty party, instead setting up this patsy to take the blame from his crazy co-workers (among whom is Iben Hjejle, whom you may remember from Stephen Frear's High Fidelity). The film is moderately amusing. Though many people seem to think von Trier's oeuvre consists mostly of tragedies, his work is more often darkly comic. The Boss of It All isn't nearly his funniest work. The Kingdom and The Idiots are both funnier, as is arguably Europa. Friðrik Þór Friðriksson actually provides most of the film's laughs as the thunderous, Dane-hating Icelander, recalling Ernst-Hugo Järegård's Dane-hating Swede from The Kingdom. But still, The Boss of It All is good, even if it will eventually just be a footnote.
    8Chris Knipp

    Koncept Komedy

    In Lars von Trier's small-scale, Automavision (computer-edited) Danish-language film comedy Ravm (Peter Gantzler) is the spineless (but mean) CEO of an IT company. He's such a people-pleaser he's hidden his real rank all along so the staff won't resent his more unpopular decisions. Now on the verge of selling the company out from under them, he calls in a "self-important, out-of-work" actor, Kristoffer (Jens Albinus) to play the role of "boss of it all"—be his front man by proxy to sign the papers. Lars himself pops up at the middle and end as a voice and at the beginning as a voice and a reflection—just long enough to mock himself and us. He also makes fun of Danes for their sentimentality and giggling and chatter, and, because the buyers of the company are Icelandic, he makes fun of Icelanders for their over-reliance on their ancient sagas and their petulant rages.

    Americans don't take a beating this time, though there's one American member of the company cadre, Spencer (Jean-Marc Barr) who's completely ineffectual around the office because he can't finish a sentence in Danish. Lars has lots of fun with actors here, and of course with offices and corporate manipulations. Kristoffer has some kind of quixotic idol called Gambini whose "masterpiece" is a droning monologue of a chimney sweep. He puts soot on his forehead for luck when embarking on his role. As the boss, previously known to staff via e-mails only as Svend E., Kristoffer is completely inept, but the six-person startup cadre members nonetheless react to him as if he were the real deal and are variously ready to beat up, have sex with, or marry him. The women act like woman (with especially nice turns by Iben Hjejle and Mia Lyhne), and the men act like children. They weren't even meant to see him: that's just the first thing that goes wrong—due to the actor's excessive zeal, he goes and introduces himself. As he gets in deeper and deeper—with zero preparation—he finds himself constantly begging Ravm for secret coaching sessions "on neutral ground" (which includes the zoo). But these do nothing to limit his amazing ability to gum up the works for everybody, especially Ravm. Things turn farcical when Finnur's lawyer shows up and turns out to be Kristoffer's ex-wife, Kisser (Sofie Grabol). Will she give away the game?

    This all makes a lot of sense if you've seen Von Trier's earlier film, the semi-documentary The Five Obstructions (2003), in which he and his film-making mentor Jørgen Leth teamed up to provide, indirectly, a kind of skeleton-key to his mind. The Dogme film-making "vow of chastity" reflects von Trier's own masochistic, Brechtian, but—given the grimness of some of his film content—surprisingly playful need to be forever imposing new rules and limitations that challenge actor, filmmaker, and audience. The Five Obstructions, where the director spars with mentor Leth, shows that he's also an affectionate and modest tease. "Although you can see my reflection, this film won't be worth a moment's reflection," is his personal opener to The Boss of It All.

    That "moment's reflection" von Trier says we won't need suggests on the contrary how reflexive and clever all this actually is. The film, which could be seen as a sort of droll, deadpan parody of "The Office" (though von Trier says he hasn't even seen the TV series), is a set of characters and premises that create their own movie, just as the computer editing device does. And just as we're startled and appalled at times by the ugliness of shifting light and sound levels and pointless jump cuts the Automavision produced, von Trier and his actors may have been surprised at how some of the set-ups turned out. Will Svend, AKA Kristoffer, sign over the company to the growling Icelander, Finnur (Fridrik Thor Fridriksson)? Even he doesn't know. He has to "consult" his "character." And that makes him, like Lars, a big tease. 'The Boss of It All' may be more intriguing than funny—and there will be those, primed too intensely by 'Dogville' and 'Manderlay,' who'll see it as merely cruel and misanthropic, but it's a complete change from his recent stuff, and yet utterly in character.
    9atassano

    A friend hires his actor friend to stand in the line of fire as the absentee boss of his company

    I think if Von Trier's name wasn't attached to the project the people commenting might me more willing to accept this brilliant comedy. If you watch this expecting Manderlay, Dancer in the Dark, or even The Idiots, you will be disappointed. One gets the feeling from the narration (done by Von Trier himself, or at least someone speaking directly for him) this was a one off for Von Trier;a film meant to cleanse his pallet before he sinks his teeth back into American Democracy. But by taking himself less seriously he's made one of the best films of his career. I saw this at the Pusan International Film Festival and it was one of the 2 best films I saw the entire week. A couple times I was close to tears.
    7claudio_carvalho

    Danish Humor and Culture

    The Danish lawyer Ravn (Peter Gantzler) owns the high technology company IT that he founded with the money he borrowed from his six directors. However, he invented a fictitious and powerful president named "The Boss of It All" to cover the unpopular policies of the company with the employees. When he decides to sell up the company to the Icelandic entrepreneur Finnur (Fridrik Thor Fridriksson), the buyer demands to negotiate directly with the president of IT. Ravn hires the unemployed actor Kristoffer (Jen Albinus), who is a fan of the actor Antonio Gambini, to perform the role of president of IT under a contract of confidentiality. Along the days, Kristoffer gets close to and emotionally involved with the employees of IT. Sooner he finds that the lawyer of Finnur is his ex-wife that tells him that Ravn is tricking his colleague that will lose their jobs and rights. Kristoffer tries to persuade Ravn to confess his business to the co-workers until he finds that Finnur is also a fan of Gambini.

    The witty "Direktøren for det Hele" is a surrealistic dark humor comedy of Lars von Trier with a funny story of greed and vanity. I am a big fan of this director and I liked this movie, but I lost many jokes since I am not familiarized with Danish humor and culture. The conclusion is very sarcastic and I believe not easy to be understood. My vote is seven.

    Title (Brazil): "O Grande Chefe" ("The Big Boss")

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      This movie is shot with camera technique called Automavision, an innovation in which the camera angles and movements are selected by a computer. The media notes explain technique, "a principle for shooting film developed with the intention of limiting human influence by inviting chance in from the cold". There are odd framings and jump cuts within scenes making everything seem a bit unsettled.
    • Conexões
      Featured in Smagsdommerne: Episode #4.16 (2006)

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    Detalhes

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 24 de agosto de 2007 (Brasil)
    • Países de origem
      • Dinamarca
      • Suécia
      • França
      • Itália
      • Alemanha
      • Islândia
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      • Dinamarquês
      • Islandês
      • Inglês
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    • Empresas de produção
      • Zentropa Productions
      • Memfis Film
      • Slot Machine
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    • Orçamento
      • € 3.000.000 (estimativa)
    • Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 51.548
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 7.855
      • 27 de mai. de 2007
    • Faturamento bruto mundial
      • US$ 3.111.395
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    • Tempo de duração
      1 hora 39 minutos
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    • Proporção
      • 1.85 : 1

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