Denmark

About This Movie

Denmark is an interesting study in the collision of youthful irresponsibility and sudden responsibility. The film follows Norge, a 22-year-old living a carefree bachelor life, really captures that provincial slacker vibe—just hanging around until life throws a curveball. Enter 16-year-old Josephine, pregnant after a one-night stand, and you can sense the shift. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing you to soak in Norge’s confusion and gradual confrontation with reality. The performances are quite raw, adding to the emotional weight, especially as you watch Norge grapple with his new role, or lack thereof. What stands out is the film's gritty atmosphere; it feels grounded, almost documentary-like, immersing you in the characters' internal struggles without unnecessary embellishments.

Explores themes of responsibility and maturity. · Strong character-driven narrative. · Gritty, realistic atmosphere enhances the experience.