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Hvem myrder hvem? is a fascinating snapshot of a dystopian future in Denmark, where the introduction of nuclear power has birthed a harsh police state. The atmosphere is thick with paranoia and societal decay, especially reflecting the oppression of women. Tine, a welfare worker at the nuclear facility, finds herself navigating a world filled with tension and moral ambiguity. The pacing is deliberate, allowing moments of quiet dread to settle in before the plot twists take hold. What stands out here are the practical effects used to depict the grim realities of this regime, along with performances that feel raw and authentic. This film certainly has layers worth peeling back, offering a commentary that resonates with today’s social issues.
Hvem myrder hvem? is quite scarce on physical formats, primarily surfacing in niche collections or underground film exhibitions. It's often overlooked yet has garnered interest among collectors who appreciate its unique take on societal fears and feminist themes. The limited availability, especially in good condition, makes it a curiosity for those delving into international dystopian cinema of the late 70s.
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