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Plot: Adam, a neo-Nazi, is sent on community service with Ivan, a priest. When Ivan assigns Adam to bake an apple pie, the task takes on new meaning when birds, worms, and lightning attack the apples.

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  • 5.0 Stars
    MCT:
    March 26, 2008
    Love, Faith, Love, Faith, Love, faith

    Humanity is unlimited and greatfull of love..

    Love so much this movie.
  • 4.5 Stars
    MCT:
    March 21, 2008
    danish movies just keep fascinating me these years, got to love this one. my fav. part: when after so many troubles with the apples, adam finally managed to bake that handful pie. simply excellent:)
  • 3.5 Stars
    MCT:
    February 11, 2008
    Darkly humorous story with a conclusion that is a bit more idealistic than realistic. Fun watch with good characters none the less.
  • 4.5 Stars
    MCT:
    February 1, 2008
    The darling of Sundance '06, this film is full of the milk of human kindness.. plus beatings, apple pies, guns, and twisted, pathetic human beings you can't but help falling in empathy with. Ah. A perfect film about faith could only come from post-religious Scandinavia, with its empty churches and neo-nazis and a strange fascination with the healing powers of the Beegee's "How Deep is Your Love". Must see.
  • 4.0 Stars
    MCT:
    January 18, 2008
    Somewhat of an oddity, but not in a bad way, this brand of quirky black humour can only come out of Europe. Great performances from some of Denmark's best-known faces, with Thomsen and Mikkelsen acting as perfect foils to each other. Mads, of course, is particularly memorable as the strange, pathetic and indestructible Ivan. Beautifully shot and wonderfully scored, this is somewhat of an undiscovered gem (at least here in the UK - I had to buy it in Copenhagen!).

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