Dogme
Idioterne
Lars von Trier wrote (in four days) and directed this Danish comedy-drama about a group of Copenhagen eccentrics who find a therapeutic release and confront apathy via unacceptable, idiotic behavior which they call "spazzing." Stoffer ( Jens Albinus ) is supposed to be selling his uncle's house but instead it becomes the focal point for geeky group activities. Restaurant patrons are disturbed by the group's mischief, but single diner Karen ( Bodil Jorgensen ) develops an appreciation of their antics. Stoffer, at his birthday party, wishes for a "gangbang," and both clothes and inhibitions are soon discarded. But when Stoffer calls for the group members to let idiocy invade their personal daily lives, only Karen takes up the challenge. Shown in competition at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival . — Bhob Stewart
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Bodil Jørgensen | Karen |
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Jens Albinus | Stoffer |
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Anne Louise Hassing | Susanne |
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Troels Lyby | Henrik |
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Nikolaj Lie Kaas | Jeppe |
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Louise Mieritz | Josephine |
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Henrik Prip | Ped |
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Luis Mesonero | Miguel |
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Knud Romer Jørgensen | Axel |
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Trine Michelsen | Nana |
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Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis | Katrine |
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Paprika Steen | High Class Lady |
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Erik Wedersøe | Stoffer's Uncle |
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Michael Moritzen | Man From Municipality |
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Anders Hove | Josephine's Father |
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Jan Elle | Waiter |
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Claus Strandberg | Guide At Factory |
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Jens Jørn Spottag | Boss At Advertising Agency |
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John Martinus | Man In Morning-Jacket |
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Lars Bjarke | Rocker #1 |
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Ewald Larsen | Rocker #2 |
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Christian Friis | Rocker #3 |
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Louise B. Clausen | Rocker Girl |
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Hans Henrik Clemensen | Karen's Husband - Anders |
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Lone Lindorff | Karen's Mother |
| Director | Lars von Trier |
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| Writer | Lars von Trier | |
| Producer | Svend Abrahamsen, Dag Alveberg, Peter Aalbæk Jensen, Erik Schut, Marianne Slot, Peter van Vogelpoel, Vibeke Windeløv | |
| Photography | Lars von Trier | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Edition Release Date | Dec 13, 2000 |