Brian Patterson, Dejan Cukic, Jesper Christensen
Arvid is a bank clerk whose girlfriend Henne is about to leave him because he is so boring. When Arvid accidentally foils a bank heist by hitting Franz over head, he realizes that Franz is really just...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 19, 2005
Stats: 204 reviews
Except for a really bad idea for an ending, this is excellent. The way the comedy bleeds -- no pun intended -- through everything that is falling apart here is very entertaining. Kim Bodnia puts in an extraordinary performance as the put-upon, but always willing to help, older ...( read more)
The story starts out as a relatively normal one about a bank clerk who averts a bank robbery, mostly by chance, is interviewed on national telivision, yet somehow still manages to bore his girlfriend enough for her to dump him, all in the same day. It then takes a surreal twist a...( read more)
I like Bodnia so I saw this because of him. Well, what a surprise! It is way better than I thought! It's well worth a look. It's so twisted that you just have to laugh :)
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