How can someone play in just ONE film, losing themselves so entirely to the role they become the character, win best actress in Cannes, and decide to never be acting again. Björk can.
She me too'ed against Lars, she says acting in this movie was a traumatic experience akin to "emotional rape". No wonder she never wanted to act again, even though her performance was brilliant
@@gggallin8279 that's both true and horrible. And he knew what he was doing to someone who is perhaps the epitome of what an artist is : Björk was doomed to become the character.
To this day, Selma's death still breaks my heart, a mother gone too soon, damn i wish everyone can give her a big hug and somehow save her without sacrificing her son's operation, but i guess this world is too cruel for a happy ending even for a vulnerable woman like her. thanks for your brilliant performance Miss Björk, love you forever.
@@MaximumCarne I love bjork so it's my favorite movie too, I felt more connected to the movie and character cause it was her. And I have seen many movies. And it's not cause I want to be "different" everyone can have there own taste and opinion. You just see people as different if there not like you. Who wants to be a copy
@@london5182 yes! And its one of my favorite films too! There are films made better than this one. But thats what 'Favorite' is you know, that its the one you felt more deeply about. I have seen 'better' films than this, either technically or well crafted. But i felt more resonated with this than many others. And thats only thing that matters. One might say we are being pretentious. But this film is as raw as anything can get and really make you something. And if that doesn't happen then what is the use of films anyways??
It was very surprising to me how incredibly well Bjork acted as Selma, given that she is not an actor. Bjork's performance honestly convinced me more than multiple big name actors, she really made the character feel totally real
Love was in jeff devotion to help Selma through rejection even.He was innocent and loyal, he was a good human being to the very end. Love was in Selma everytime she thought of Gene. Love was in Khaty when she stood be Selma side like a big sister throughout her life. Love was in the female guard who took pity of Selma , protect and guide her through the hardest part of Selma's life
One of my most favourite movies. Bjork was the only one who could play that role. A wonderful performance and the music was sensational. Bjork's music is always a treasure. I do love Lars von Trier. I have seen most of his movies.
shes just dissing lars the entire time, you can tell she doesnt fear him at all, but rather, sees him as a child. not in a disrespectful way but in a way that says "you have alot to learn kid" type of meme
Everything she says here really showed in her performance in the movie. I'm honestly surprised that it was her first acting gig, I never would've guessed.
Watched one of red carpet events and she kisses lars on the lips whithout hesitation everyones quick to accuse but no one asks the question why were there no charges laid? There so much bs about dunst and nicole reg lars when they repeatedly say how much they admire him
Björk is obviously an eccentric and volatile character, as well as being a strong feminist. It doesn't surprise me that she made the claim during the #MeToo movement, as Lars von Trier is also known to be a controversial character to work with (the 'ascetic auteur'-type).
@@MegaTuros Perhaps because she didn't feel comfortable doing so? and when all the Harvey Weinstein stuff was happening, so felt it was the right time.
After what seemed hours of somnambulant, pretentious crapulence, when the central character in "Dancer in the Dark" was FINALLY hanged, I exclaimed "I wish to Hell they'd done that about four hours ago." One of the worst movies I've ever had to endure.
And you went ALL that way to find this and comment…? If I see a bad film I don’t even bother watching it to the end, not to mention to find an interview with an actress and then making the effort of her talking about it and finally commenting on RUclips about how bad it was. But each to their own!
I went into this film knowing nothing about it and i was blown away by it. It was so heartbreaking
just watched it. same man, same.
same
you just dii-iid what you ha-aad to doooo~
SAME. The women in the theater all met in the bathroom afterwards because we had all been weeping.
How can someone play in just ONE film, losing themselves so entirely to the role they become the character, win best actress in Cannes, and decide to never be acting again. Björk can.
She me too'ed against Lars, she says acting in this movie was a traumatic experience akin to "emotional rape". No wonder she never wanted to act again, even though her performance was brilliant
She said Lars also harrased.
@@jeremybeau8334 yes, Lars admitted to putting his actors and actresses in emotional distress for movie purposes... He's nuts.
@@Foudroyant20 The guy is clearly insane or at least completely unhinged but no one can deny that the final result is real Art
@@gggallin8279 that's both true and horrible. And he knew what he was doing to someone who is perhaps the epitome of what an artist is : Björk was doomed to become the character.
To this day, Selma's death still breaks my heart, a mother gone too soon, damn i wish everyone can give her a big hug and somehow save her without sacrificing her son's operation, but i guess this world is too cruel for a happy ending even for a vulnerable woman like her. thanks for your brilliant performance Miss Björk, love you forever.
Just watched it and hell, I just wanted to hug her throughout the movie.
im glad there was some remorse atleast SOMETHING and not just drop dead serious with the guards. somebody cared and saw her for who she was
Her love for the character definitely shines through, TRULY one of the greatest performances of all time
My favorite female singer and my favorite movie.
You're favorite movie? Ever? Wow, do you mind saying more?
@@aarond9563 just wants to be different. It’s not really anyone’s favorite movie unless they have only see like 2 movies in their whole lives.
@@MaximumCarne ppl are different every movie can be someone's fav
@@MaximumCarne I love bjork so it's my favorite movie too, I felt more connected to the movie and character cause it was her. And I have seen many movies. And it's not cause I want to be "different" everyone can have there own taste and opinion. You just see people as different if there not like you. Who wants to be a copy
@@london5182 yes! And its one of my favorite films too! There are films made better than this one. But thats what 'Favorite' is you know, that its the one you felt more deeply about. I have seen 'better' films than this, either technically or well crafted. But i felt more resonated with this than many others. And thats only thing that matters. One might say we are being pretentious. But this film is as raw as anything can get and really make you something. And if that doesn't happen then what is the use of films anyways??
“I fell in love with her and felt like she needed defending” hits a lot harder knowing what we know now.
her performance was very raw and brilliant. shes amazing
It was very surprising to me how incredibly well Bjork acted as Selma, given that she is not an actor. Bjork's performance honestly convinced me more than multiple big name actors, she really made the character feel totally real
Thats what lars does for ones career
i thought the same. she should have quit music and become a prof actress
the scene in the cell where shes trying to cheer herself up with the sound of music song 'my favourite things' is absolutely haunting,,, in my opinion
Dancing in The Dark is one of the major moving movies you can find
unfortunately its made by Lars Von Trier
If you haven't seen all of Lars von Trier's movies, go ahead and be spellbound. His mind is just incredible.
It’s really sad watching this, knowing all the horrible things she was put through behind the scenes
Bull shit
_There's no love in this film..._ --except through and through.
The love came from, or through, Bjork
Love was in jeff devotion to help Selma through rejection even.He was innocent and loyal, he was a good human being to the very end.
Love was in Selma everytime she thought of Gene.
Love was in Khaty when she stood be Selma side like a big sister throughout her life.
Love was in the female guard who took pity of Selma , protect and guide her through the hardest part of Selma's life
A mother at heart.... There is no love & it is ok... Totally understand
The Most Adorable Human Ever Lived 💋
this movie traumatised me
Why ?
@@filipecoutinho5706 you saw it?
@@joaquinrodriguez2381 honestly I don't remember if I did ...
@@filipecoutinho5706 it is one of the saddest movies ever made and on top of that bjork's acting is phenomenal no doubt she wonthat cannes film award
It also traumatized Bjork
One of my most favourite movies. Bjork was the only one who could play that role. A wonderful performance and the music was sensational. Bjork's music is always a treasure. I do love Lars von Trier. I have seen most of his movies.
An amazing woman ❤️
My ex was Icelandic and his and bjork eyes are exactly the same :( beautiful people
i wanna type something about this movie, but all i have to say is it was the worst and best movie i ever saw. bjork was so good it was scary.
shes just dissing lars the entire time, you can tell she doesnt fear him at all, but rather, sees him as a child. not in a disrespectful way but in a way that says "you have alot to learn kid" type of meme
It would be interesting matching her up with Jim Carrey. He had a similar experience of completely being transformed into Andy Kaufman.
This movie is astonishing!
Thankyou Bjork
One of the best films ever made.
Living legend
Wow she's amazing
I wat hed years ago and hate musicals but I 😘 this movie her singing everything
Everything she says here really showed in her performance in the movie. I'm honestly surprised that it was her first acting gig, I never would've guessed.
Watched one of red carpet events and she kisses lars on the lips whithout hesitation everyones quick to accuse but no one asks the question why were there no charges laid? There so much bs about dunst and nicole reg lars when they repeatedly say how much they admire him
As Bruce Springsteen would say, “This gun's for hire. Even if we're just dancing in the dark.”
who'd knew that 20 decades after she would acuse Lars for sexual harassment ?
Didn't know the film was 200 years old. Impressive recording technology for the 1820s.
Björk is obviously an eccentric and volatile character, as well as being a strong feminist. It doesn't surprise me that she made the claim during the #MeToo movement, as Lars von Trier is also known to be a controversial character to work with (the 'ascetic auteur'-type).
@@boobella899 Why didnt she claim him during making the movie? That time She wasnt a feminist?
@@MegaTuros Perhaps because she didn't feel comfortable doing so? and when all the Harvey Weinstein stuff was happening, so felt it was the right time.
@@crappymcdick I understand that...
funny thing they made a hardcore porn called Pink Prison on the film set of this movie!
where does she live ?¿ does she have multiple nationalities ? thanks
She's currently living in Iceland, if I'm not mistaken. Not sure if she has taken more than one nationality but she's just icelandic as far as I know
@@Iriy0riiii thanks, what is her latest footage or audio ?
@@theysucob oh, well.... Not sure about that one, sorry! x(
Maybe her Coachella performance in 2023?
Odd movie. It was shot on a camcorder, Bjork wasn’t an actor. It was a musical, and the plot was so un dynamic. But somehow it worked perfectly.
this is glod
I'm saying tho. 👐🦚💐
Selma .....
Selma ,did two semicrimes.
Being this close to Bjorks face is giving me trauma
Um, that's rude
@@wildnfearless9840 it could be anyone's face, it's not comfortable to see anyone's face so close to the camera
Sit further away from your phone or computer
@@zerpente3 lol
I used to date her
Sure…
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After what seemed hours of somnambulant, pretentious crapulence, when the central character in "Dancer in the Dark" was FINALLY hanged, I exclaimed "I wish to Hell they'd done that about four hours ago." One of the worst movies I've ever had to endure.
wowww edgy boii 🐿
@@mehabox lmao
It's one of best movies I've ever seen. It was long but worth it and the ending scared me.
And you went ALL that way to find this and comment…? If I see a bad film I don’t even bother watching it to the end, not to mention to find an interview with an actress and then making the effort of her talking about it and finally commenting on RUclips about how bad it was. But each to their own!
Maybe you just dont like drama movies, thats fine, but its definitely not a boring movie, I was hooked the entire time, Bjork did a fantastic job.
Can we zoom in closer please i can barely see her facial expressions
I'm saying tho. 👐🦚💐