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3:27 das net simon van nick en simon haha. They are going to relase it after all. This pisses me off. T'he &H.u"n.t In detail here Watch The Full Movie Streaming Carltoncinema The Full Free Movie… Found Where Can I Watch Online…. Online death hunt movie the. The Hunt Theatrical release poster Directed by Thomas Vinterberg Produced by Morten Kaufmann Sisse Graum Jørgensen Thomas Vinterberg Written by Tobias Lindholm Starring Mads Mikkelsen Music by Nikolaj Egelund Cinematography Charlotte Bruus Christensen Edited by Anne Østerud Janus Billeskov Jansen Production company Zentropa Distributed by Nordisk Film Release date 20?May?2012 ( Cannes) 10?January?2013 (Denmark) Running time 115 minutes [1] Country Denmark Language Danish English Budget $3. 45 million [2] Box office $18. 3 million [2] The Hunt ( Danish: Jagten) is a 2012 Danish drama film directed by Thomas Vinterberg and starring Mads Mikkelsen. The story is set in a small Danish village around Christmas, and follows a man who becomes the target of mass hysteria after being wrongly accused of sexually abusing a child in his kindergarten class. [3] [4] The film was screened at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival and competed at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival where Mikkelsen won the Best Actor Award for his role. [5] [6] [7] It also won the 2013 Nordic Council Film Prize. The film was selected as the Danish entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 86th Academy Awards, [8] [9] making the final nomination. [10] It was nominated in the same category at the 2013 Golden Globe Awards. [11] Plot [ edit] After budget cuts cost him his job as a high school teacher, Lucas takes a job as a preschool teacher in the close-knit Danish community where he grew up. He is divorced and struggles to maintain a relationship with his teenage son, Marcus. Marcus lives with Lucas' ex-wife, but he eventually decides to move in with Lucas. Nadja, a Russian emigrant and another teacher at the preschool, makes advances on Lucas and eventually becomes his girlfriend. One of Lucas' students is a five-year-old girl named Klara, the daughter of his best friend, Theo. She has an innocent crush on Lucas, who treats her kindly, whereas her parents constantly argue; he also lets her walk his dog, Fanny. One day, Klara puts a heart-shaped ornament into his coat pocket, then gives him a kiss on the lips. After Lucas admonishes her, Klara's feelings are hurt. Drawing on a memory of a pornographic photo her older teenage brother and his friend showed her, she makes comments describing an erect penis; this leads Grethe, the preschool director, to believe Lucas exposed himself to Klara. Grethe brings in a psychologist who asks Klara leading questions about what occurred; Klara gives unclear responses about Lucas, alternately denying and confirming the abuse. Grethe doesn't believe that a child would lie about such a serious matter. She informs the other parents that Klara was likely abused; she also advises them to look for signs of sexual abuse in their own children. The parents ask leading questions of their children, who also say they were abused, thereby destroying any public doubt about Klara's story. Lucas is fired, and the community quickly shuns him, labeling him as a paedophile. Lucas tries to get some answers out of Grethe, but she is still convinced that the children are telling the truth. Johan, one of Lucas' drinking buddies, leads Lucas away and orders him to go home. Lucas shows up to Theo's house and suggests that the two of them discuss the issue with Grethe before things get worse. However, Theo insists that his daughter has never once lied, and he says he isn't sure whom to believe. Theo's wife, Agnes, on the other hand, is certain that Lucas is guilty; she becomes enraged and throws him out, refusing to listen to his protests. As Lucas is leaving, Theo grabs him, pins him against the wall, and threatens to kill him if the accusations turn out to be true. After Lucas has left, Klara tries to tell her mother that he didn't do anything, but Agnes merely believes that Klara is in denial. Lucas' friendship with Theo is subsequently destroyed. His relationship with Nadja is likewise ruined when she expresses uncertainty at his innocence, causing him to angrily throw her out of the house. Marcus, who arrives to move in with Lucas, becomes ostracised by association, and he is told by a grocery employee that neither he nor his father are welcome to shop there anymore. Lucas survives only with the financial support of his close friend Bruun?whose father is extremely wealthy?and of a few friends who still believe him. Lucas is arrested on suspicion of sexual assault. However, the children's accounts all involve Lucas abusing them in his basement, which supports Lucas' innocence as his house has no basement. After a hearing, Lucas is released without charge, and he celebrates with Marcus and Bruun. Despite the ruling, the community still believes Lucas is guilty, and the ostracism turns into violence. Lucas' dog is killed, and a large stone is thrown through his kitchen window. Marcus decides to take matters into his own hands and visits Theo, who lets him enter his house as Marcus is friends with Klara's teenage brother. In front of the other half of Lucas' and Theo's group of friends, who have sided with Theo, Marcus accuses Klara of lying and spits at her, and is promptly attacked. He is only spared serious injury by Theo, who intervenes and tells Marcus to leave. Deciding that the situation is too dangerous, Lucas sends Marcus away to live with his mother. Without his son as an in-between, Lucas is forced to go grocery shopping himself, and when a butcher at the grocery store viciously assaults him, Lucas retaliates by breaking his nose. On Christmas Eve, Lucas reaches his breaking point; he angrily confronts, then beats Theo in front of everyone during a church service, telling him and the rest of the town to leave him alone. That night, Klara, mistaking her father for Lucas, apologizes to him as she drifts off to sleep. She insists that she didn't want things to turn out this way and that Lucas did nothing wrong. Realizing Lucas' innocence, Theo later visits him with food and alcohol as a peace offering. A year later, tensions in the community have simmered down, and everyone seems to have welcomed Lucas back in. Lucas and Nadja rekindle their relationship, and Marcus is accepted into the local hunting society as an adult. On a hunting expedition to commemorate the event, someone apparently shoots at Lucas with a rifle and barely misses. Blinded by the setting sun, Lucas is unable to identify his attacker. A moment later the unknown shooter, real or metaphorical, [12] flees in to the forest. Cast [ edit] Mads Mikkelsen as Lucas Alexandra Rapaport as Nadja, Lucas' girlfriend Thomas Bo Larsen as Theo, Lucas' best friend Lasse Fogelstrøm as Marcus, Lucas' son Susse Wold as Grethe Lars Ranthe as Bruun Anne Louise Hassing as Agnes, Theo's wife Bjarne Henriksen as Ole Annika Wedderkopp as Klara, Theo and Agnes' daughter Ole Dupont as Landowner / Lawyer Production [ edit] The film was produced by Zentropa for 20 million Danish kroner. It received co-production support from Sweden's Film i Väst and Zentropa International Sweden. Further support came from the Danish Film Institute, DR, Eurimages, Nordisk Film & TV Fond, the Swedish Film Institute, Sveriges Television and the MEDIA Programme. [3] Reception [ edit] Alexandra Rapaport and Thomas Vinterberg at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival Box office [ edit] The Hunt premiered on 20 May 2012 at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival, as the first Danish-language film in the main competition since 1998. [3] [13] Mads Mikkelsen won the Best Actor Award at Cannes. [14] Given its estimated $3. 8 million budget, the film was a financial success; in total, it earned more than $16 million including $7. 9 million in Denmark. In the United States, it was shown in 47 theaters and earned $613, 308. [15] [16] Critical response [ edit] The film received universal acclaim. It has an approval rating of 94% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 130 reviews, with an average rating of 7. 9 out of 10. The website's critical consensus states: "Anchored by Mads Mikkelsen's sympathetic performance, The Hunt asks difficult questions with the courage to pursue answers head on. " [17] The film also has a score of 77 out of 100 on Metacritic based on 30 critics, indicating "generally favourable reviews". [18] Accolades [ edit] Award Date of ceremony Category Recipient(s) Result Academy Awards 2 March 2014 Best Foreign Language Film Nominated Alliance of Women Film Journalists [19] 19 December 2013 Won British Academy Film Awards 10 February 2013 Best Film not in the English Language British Independent Film Awards 9 December 2012 Best Foreign Independent Film Bodil Awards [20] 1 February 2014 Best Danish Film Best Actor Mads Mikkelsen Best Supporting Actor Thomas Bo Larsen Lars Ranthe Best Supporting Actress Anne Louise Hassing Susse Wold Best Cinematography Charlotte Bruus Christensen Cannes Film Festival 27 May 2012 Prize of the Ecumenical Jury Vulcan Award Palme d'Or Chicago Film Critics Association Awards 16 December 2013 Critics' Choice Awards 16 January 2014 Dallas?Fort Worth Film Critics Association Satellite Awards 23 February 2014 European Film Awards 1 December 2012 Best Film Best Director Best Screenwriter Thomas Vinterberg, Tobias Lindholm Best Editor Janus Billeskov Jansen, Anne Østerud Golden Globe Awards [11] 12 January 2014 Independent Spirit Awards 1 March 2014 Best Foreign Film International Online Film Critics' Poll 26 January 2015 London Film Critics Circle Awards 20 January 2013 Actor of the Year National Board of Review Awards 4 December 2013 Top Foreign Films Nordic Council Film Prize 30 October 2013 Online Film Critics Society Awards Robert Award [21] 27 January 2014
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