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Der findes ingen ondskab

★★★★★★ “Fremragende” CinemaOnline

★★★★★ “Et uafrysteligt humanistisk opråb” Berlingske

★★★★★ Jyllands-Posten

★★★★★ DR Filmland

Iran 2020
Genre: Drama
Længde: 151 min.
  • Instrueret af
  • Mohammad Rasoulof

Det iranske drama ‘Der findes ingen ondskab’ vandt Guldbjørnen på Berlin Film Festival 2020. Filmen fortæller fire forskellige historier om iranere, der får til opgave at udføre henrettelser for styret. Det fører både til moralske skrupler og oprør, og filmen er ikke kun en dybtfølt kritik dødsstraf, men også en indtrængende hyldest til ytringsfriheden.

Filmen er optaget i hemmelighed, fordi Rasoulof har fået forbud mod at lave film. Han blev i 2019 dømt til en etårig fængselsstraf for at 'sprede propaganda' med filmen ‘A Man of Integrity’ fra 2017.

Filmen er en del af Filmporten.

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CPH:DOX is just around the corner and we are so excited! To get you in the mood, wed like to present the films from our first day of screenings next week: ➜ Silent Flood by Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk / March 12 at 17.00 A festival hit that uses dazzling, hypnotic images to tell the story of a deeply religious and pacifist community whose way of life is threatened by the Russian invasion. ➜ Our Land by Orban Wallace / March 12 at 19.00 with Q&A Does everyone have the right to roam freely in nature? Not in England, where eccentric landowners and nature lovers fight a creative battle over the land. ➜ Do You Love Me by Lana Daher / March 12 at 21.30 Lebanese festival hit that paints a fragmented portrait of a country, a city, and a people. A cinematic love letter to Lebanon - and a virtuoso act of creative filmmaking.
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CPH:DOX is just around the corner and we are so excited! To get you in the mood, we'd like to present the films from our first day of screenings next week:

➜ 'Silent Flood' by Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk / March 12 at 17.00
A festival hit that uses dazzling, hypnotic images to tell the story of a deeply religious and pacifist community whose way of life is threatened by the Russian invasion.

➜ 'Our Land' by Orban Wallace / March 12 at 19.00 with Q&A
Does everyone have the right to roam freely in nature? Not in England, where eccentric landowners and nature lovers fight a creative battle over the land.

➜ 'Do You Love Me' by Lana Daher / March 12 at 21.30
Lebanese festival hit that paints a fragmented portrait of a country, a city, and a people. A cinematic love letter to Lebanon - and a virtuoso act of creative filmmaking. ... Vis mereVis mindre

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