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Alice WinocourForgatókönyvíró:
Alice WinocourOperatőr:
Georges LechaptoisZeneszerző:
Mike LévySzereplők:
Matthias Schoenaerts, Diane Kruger, Paul Hamy, Jean-Louis Coullo'ch, Michaël Dauber, Victor Pontecorvo, Rachid HafassaTartalmak(1)
During a lavish party one night, at their luxurious 'Maryland' villa, Vincent senses that something is amiss. When his employer is then urgently called away on business Vincent is left to ensure the safety of his wife Jessie (Kruger) and their child. Suffering from post-traumatic stress, Vincent battles his own paranoia whilst clinging to the certainty that Jessie and her family are in immediate danger, unleashing a hell-bent determination to protect them at all costs. (Soda Pictures)
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Európa válasza a hollywoodi Több mint testőr filmre, szinte mintha Haneke-től (és Bier-től egyszerre) származna. Minimalista, pszichológiai, egy paranoid pszichózisban szenvedő főhőssel, aki hiába vágyik egy ölelésre és valami értelmesre az életében. Érzékeny és kemény film, a thriller részekben dermesztően izgalmas, a párkapcsolati részekben sejtelmesen törékeny. Kitűnő alkotás igényes nézők számára is.
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This unreasonable attempt to combine a psychological drama about a disturbed soldier and a thriller about protecting the family of a dubious Lebanese businessman was supposed to be scathing and dramatic, but turned out as a naughty hybrid of Paranormal Activity, Inspector Rex (on antidepressants) and a thriller with Ondřej Vetchý. In the end, its final name, Disorder, is an apt title - but it seems that the crew itself suffered from (perception) disorders in addition to the protagonist and the crew. [Cannes 2015]
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A mix of The Bodyguard (focusing on the protagonist and his fragile relationship with his employer) and Drive (the aesthetics, the minimalism, the music). It's a pity it's so austere and short for what it's about. The emotional level is strong and the running time is too short to fully get under the skin of the main characters. The more action-packed passages are surprisingly chilling and suspenseful. It fits right in with the contemporary European trend of more ambitious filmmaking.
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