En kærlighedshistorie

Name: En kærlighedshistorie
Genre: Drama
Released: January 17, 2003
Duration: 93 min
Rating: 48

2003

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First Run Features | Release Date: January 17, 2003

Summary: Kira (Stengade) is a young woman and mother of two who has recently been released from a two year stay at a mental institution. Arriving home in the care of her husband, Mads (Mikkelsen), this film tells the story of her difficult road to recovery and readjustment in the world outside psychiatric treatment, made more difficult by herKira (Stengade) is a young woman and mother of two who has recently been released from a two year stay at a mental institution. Arriving home in the care of her husband, Mads (Mikkelsen), this film tells the story of her difficult road to recovery and readjustment in the world outside psychiatric treatment, made more difficult by her discovery that Mads had an affair during her hospitalization.… Expand

Director: Ole Christian Madsen

Genre(s): Drama

Runtime: 93 min

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Scott Tobias

Until its pat, implausible conclusion, the film has the edgy nerve of a classic amour fou, charting a complex relationship with the sort of bumpy, unpredictable spirit that would do Cassavetes proud. Read full review

Lou Lumenick

Stengarde gives an arresting performance as a mentally unstable woman. Read full review

Stephen Holden

A disturbing, somewhat repellent portrait of a depressed middle-class woman's struggle to live comfortably in the world. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

Never quite knows where it's going - which is especially frustrating, since it takes such a long and painful path to get there. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

An unvarnished look at the emotional havoc that ensues when middle-class housewife Kira (Stine Stengade) returns home after a lengthy stay in a mental hospital, anchored by devastating performances. Read full review

Eddie Cockrell

It often resembles John Cassavetes' "A Woman Under the Influence," but just as often devolves into a series of bravura acting exercises strung together by an increasingly sketchy narrative theme. Read full review

Laura Sinagra

Another in a line of Dogme half-wits whose madness is posited as a state of tortured grace, the young wife in Kira's Reason is a woman well past the verge. Read full review

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