Tag: jakobcedergren
Review: THE GUILTY, The Longer He Talks, The Higher the Stakes
If Larry Cohen lived in Copenhagen, he might have written The Guilty. Veteran filmmaker Cohen, of course, has written dozens of screenplays that start with a clever idea and then expound on it with a wicked, pulp sense of humor...
Fantastic Fest 2018 Interview: Gustav Möller Talks THE GUILTY
The charming writer and director has made a chilling thriller. How'd he do it?
Sundance 2018 Review: THE GUILTY, a Tense Phone Call That Changes Everything
If Larry Cohen lived in Copenhagen, he might have written The Guilty. Veteran filmmaker Cohen, of course, has written dozens of screenplays that start with a clever idea and then expound on it with a wicked, pulp sense of humor...
Ard's Dozen Of Musings About 2014
When we discussed the "Best of 2014" lists here at ScreenAnarchy, the first thing I asked was: "Can I do mine in February or March, please?". I'm so hopelessly behind on 2014's theatrical releases that it isn't even funny. Yes,...
Rotterdam 2014 Review: SORROW AND JOY Could Not Be More Aptly Named
(Ever loved something you expected to hate? THIS FILM!) This year, the International Film Festival Rotterdam dedicated a whole section of its "Signals" program to Danish director Nils Malmros. As I was not really aware of his work, this event...
Jakob Cedergren Searches For SANCTUARY
Danish star Jakob Cedergren first caught my eye in Dagur Kari's 2005 effort Dark Horse, a sly and understated sense of humor making him a standout in the piece. It turns out I'd already seen Cedergren at least once before...
