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Fear Me Not (2008)

Fear Me Not (2008)
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Director Kristian Levring examines middle-class disenfranchisement in contemporary Copenhagen with this chilling psychological drama about a family man who just can't help but suspect that he's not as happy as he should be. Mikael (Ulrich Thomsen) is a workaholic husband and father who's recently taken some time off work to move his family into his wife's childhood home in the suburbs. He wants to learn how to relax, and it seems like this latest move is a step in the right direction. His wife, Sigrid (Paprika Steen), is a successful executive, their teenage daughter, Selma, seems content with their decision to relocate, and the family is surround by a great support system that includes kindly Frederik (Lars Brygmann) and his girlfriend, Ellen (Stine Stengade) -- so why is it that Mikael is still feeling so strained all of the time? Unable to sleep and constantly wound up, Mikael seizes the opportunity to take part in a drug test for a new antidepressant that Frederik is helping to market. At first the drug seems to have a considerably positive effect on Mikael's outlook, though before long he's isolating himself from family and friends while growing more detached than ever before. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Ulrich ThomsenPaprika Steen, (more)
Director(s):
Kristian Levring
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Fear Me Not

Director Kristian Levring examines middle-class disenfranchisement in contemporary Copenhagen with this chilling psychological drama about a family man who just can't help but suspect that he's not as happy as he should be. Mikael (Ulrich Thomsen) is a workaholic husband and father who's recently taken some time off work to move his family into his wife's childhood home in the suburbs. He wants to learn how to relax, and it seems like this latest move is a step in the right direction. His wife, Sigrid (Paprika Steen), is a successful executive, their teenage daughter, Selma, seems content with their decision to relocate, and the family is surround by a great support system that includes kindly Frederik (Lars Brygmann) and his girlfriend, Ellen (Stine Stengade) -- so why is it that Mikael is still feeling so strained all of the time? Unable to sleep and constantly wound up, Mikael seizes the opportunity to take part in a drug test for a new antidepressant that Frederik is helping to market. At first the drug seems to have a considerably positive effect on Mikael's outlook, though before long he's isolating himself from family and friends while growing more detached than ever before. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
94 mins

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Director(s):
Kristian Levring
Writer(s):
Kristian LevringAnders Thomas Jensen
Producer(s):
Sisse Graum Jorgensen
Categories:
Mystery & SuspenseForeign
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    Cynthia D.

    This movie could have great potential but falls flat. Disappointing and difficult to follow at times..

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    Shelly A.

    Very lame!!! Yet another movie you have to read! Pretty sad the trailer is in english, yet it doesn't say it is in GERMAN!!! I DO NOT recomend this movie!

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    Kristin B.

    Creepy. It follows a man's descent into madness. Ulrich Thomsen draws us in with a fine performance and makes us wonder what exactly drove him over the edge. Good film. KB

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