The Hunt Official Trailer #1 (2013) - Mads Mikkelsen Movie HD
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The Hunt Official Trailer #1 (2013) - Mads Mikkelsen Movie HD
A teacher lives a lonely life, all the while struggling over his son's custody. His life slowly gets better as he finds love and receives good news from his son, but his new luck is about to be brutally shattered by an innocent little lie.
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This movie had me shaking with rage and sobbing like a child . One of the most incredibly powerful films I've ever seen in my life
Felix Carter W. I cried like a man. Damn, this movie is good
So does claims his innocence in the end?. Or his life gets completely destroyed?
@@songoku9048 Both.
It's a masterpiece.
@@songoku9048 he claims his innocence but his life is already in pieces.
He should have won an award for his acting in this movie... phenomenal. The church scene is amazing. The parents say Klara never lies, but when she says he didn't do anything, the mother refuses to believe it. I was raging/stressing the entire time.
He did win the Cannes Best Actor award
It didn't read like the mom didn't believe it, it read like she unknowingly talked her back into it
@@mitchthe3518i can understand mothers pov too. A lot of times we supress our traumatic memories and other times try to deny them as it never happened to save ourself from anguish and discomfort. They act like defense mechanisms.
@@mitchthe3518 there's no reason for her to do that, she was in good terms with the lucas before. look at the scene where klara tells her mom what happened, she says it like it's no big deal, and of course the family thought she was unable to process the abuse she endured
then later klara says he didn't do anything because she wanted him to be his teacher again, and it doesn't matter if klara never lied before, if she's lying and they believe it they'd be letting a pedophile off the hook. not to mention how affected the mother was by it, and the father was only willing to believe klara after months of thinking and watching lucas going through it
@@b_delta9725 i agree, that's why i said "unknowingly"
Anyone that thinks children don’t lie obviously are too old to remember when they were kids.
I worked a short while in a youth club from the age 10-14.
I was shocked about how easily these kids was cunning, lying and manipulative they could be.
But she did not lie that is the whole point, watch the movie and then comment.
Deathdealer I did.
No one does anything for no reason. Not even children. - Friedrich Dürrenmatt
I hope you don't treat your children with the "Nah, you're lying" mindset. The vast majority of abussed children are/were afraid of telling their parents. Or even when they tell them, they don't believe them, which is a horrifying experience for such an innocent mind.
As someone who was falsely accused of sexual harassment by a high school peer who I barely knew at 14, I have to say that his performance is extremely accurate and relatable from what I had to go through back then.
@Ar D Also, were you accused of sexual harassment by mistake or did someone do it intentionally because say they were upset that as a teacher you didn't give them good grades? Was the accusation accidental or intentional?
@ Well? Wouldn't you say in THIS film it is at least SOMEWHAT that? I mean, the girl herself didn't actually say he did anything to her, and certainly not intentionally in order to get him into all sorts of troubles portrayed in the movie, but the teacher and that psychologist, who interviewed her with leading questions and just got her to say "yes" to all, took it to be true without further investigation and questioning and the whole town bought into it and thus we all saw what happens.
By accidental accusation I also meant something along the lines of how a person, most likely a child, uttered a few words for whatever reasons and pointed a finger at the "responsible party" and people easily believed it and doomed it to be true. Like, maybe someone who accused them did not MEAN it or mean to get the person in trouble, and there was a MISUNDERSTANDING of sorts, but it still lead to suspicions and troubles, or maybe, someone accused the WRONG person but that hardly describes accidental accusation.
Even if most false accusations, however few compared to ACTUAL abuse or even in GENERAL, probably happen NOT by accident indeed and are planned and INTENTIONAL. In the 1967 movie "Les risques du metier" ("Risks of the Profession"), the young girls actually accused the teacher there of sexual misconduct against them INTENTIONALLY, not "by accident" like say inappropriately uttering a few words because someone said it and they heard it etc and have authorities believe it and point fingers at the accused party like in this movie, but it was actually a PLANNED act, and watch the movie to find out why they did it etc.
@ The thing is though, and if you watch the film closely you would notice and realize this too, the reason she said those things was not because she actually intended to accuse him of molesting her like that, rather, she was upset of her rejection of him and said she didn't like him and then repeated that stuff about the "rod that stands up" based on what her brother's friend has shown her on that Ipad of his (it was sort of like saying words to insult or to cuss someone, but with that other connotation attached to it) and the head of school has misconstrued it to mean that and the other male psychologist has basically used an incorrect "leading questions" technique, and with the girl only being six years old who has no idea and knowledge of such things, one would be rather 'incorrect' to say the accusation in this case was "100% intentional".
Especially as later when she started to notice what it was that happened as a result, with Lucas being rejected and attacked and all, she kept saying how he didn't do anything bad to her but the adults were convinced that "no - it did happen" and that "she was just trying to block the traumatic memory of the event".
Its like, imagine a slightly different scenario, if I said, as a joke, that someone was trying to kill me and someone heard me and as a result shot that person, but I had NO intention whatsoever of having that person suffer for ANY reasons, selfish or otherwise, but they thought I was right and they killed that individual, was my "accusation" intentional or accidental?
@ Also, whilst opinions on the young child's "guilt" are highly divided, as evident in forums' comments sections all over the internet, most intelligent people, and rightly so, believe the child was not exactly "guilty" and "to blame for what happened" even if she did utter those words and as a result, a chain of events was set and Lucas had to suffer from mob mentality-oriented vigilante "justice" in his town.
Yet adults were really determined and wanted for it to be true at all costs that they didn't even doubt or investigate further and even when the girl said that he didn't actually do anything bad and made it up, nobody believed her.
And then loads of other kids kept telling same story etc etc etc.
Imagine that little girl growing up and finally understanding how her lie destroyed a mans life.
no good Read (or watch) Atonement.
enigma19833 could you tell me why? is it the sequel?
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No, it's not related to The Hunt in any way, except for the somewhat similar subject matter. Basically, Atonement is a really good film (based on an even better book) that's from the perspective of a 13-year old girl who made a false accusation against someone, and you see how that affects her for the rest of her life as she gets older and begins to truly understand what actually happened - the guilt, the remorse, the need to atone (hence the title), etc. (I'm being intentionally vague here, because it's best to know as little as possible before seeing it.)
It's got Keira Knightley, Saoirse Ronan, James McAvoy & Benedict Cumberbatch in it, so it's well-acted too.
And she essentially killed fanny
no good have you even seen the movie?
One of the very few movies that has made me cry. It shows how weak our minds are, how easy is to manipulate opinion without valid evidence and proof, regardless of the maturity of people. A word and a feeling can quickly rip a life apart
Well said my friend.
Pharaun 2009 i cried too lol
Reminds me of # metoo
"how easy is to manipulate opinion without valid evidence and proof" trust me
At last, did he get the justice? Did the kid's mother, all people know the kid lied?
Got harder and harder to watch as the story progressed. Brilliant film.
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This movie was incredible, the church scene made me sob harder than i have in a while. This movie was so well acted,even the child. I really recommend it, for those who have Netflix it's on there.
seriously yeah...the church scene has something in it...i have never cried in a movie before in my life
For me the sad part when the dog, you know...
I still get emotional whenever I think of that scene! It's an amazing movie
It was awesome! It made me cry so hard... I dont like the ending though
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*I was thinking to become a teacher. But after watching this film now I've decided to become a lawyer.*
lol
😂😂🙏
It's really sad how men are discriminated. We need to speak up against this. Women are manipulating us.
Lmfao
Don’t go near kids until at least they’re at the age when they know what they’re doing. The exception of course if they’re your own kids. If you meet one just say “hii” while smiling and walk past by. If you know what they’re capable of, you know how scary kids can be.
Wow, this movie made me cry, so sad to see how a lie can ruin a person life forever, wow
+Shauntae White Just go spend the night at some guy's house and you too can do the same thing.
yumi mango I wish there was a block button so I can block you, but as of right now I will put you on mute.
@@Shamonwhi29 she is right though
I don't think the lie is the problem, per se, but how the people respond to the accusation
A mans life* Remember that this happens primarily to men, and men are the most victimized in false accusations, and this needs to be stated so we don't forget it
I just wanted to point out that even I, an amateur in child psychology, know that you are not supposed to imply an answer and nudge children in the assumed direction. When the counselor or whatever he was was asking Klara questions, he clearly handled it quite poorly. Klara clearly hated to be called a liar so she just went along with whatever he was saying. I really hope this is not how things work in the real world. Great movie though, illogicality aside.
Similar events to what happened in this film have happened in the real world, unfortunately.
+sara18leite Unfortunately this does happen in the real world. Parents, school counselors, cops, they all do this. This kind of nudging is quite popular in the US (and no doubt other places as well obviously) to get all kinds of answers out of people of all ages. It's a sad reality and has resulted in some innocent people going to prison and being executed.
I thought this was based in a true story?
Read the book "Satan's Silence".
Search mcmartin prechool vox
Excellent film ! This kind of thing really happened at a day care business in California ( 20 yrs. ago) with the entire school staff accused of child abuse.All were found innocent after a lengthy investigation.But they suffered horribly. All of the accusations were based on the constantly changing stories of a handful of little children and the adults who stood by them and encouraged them to create more and more stories.
+Crowd Pleaser Enlighten me.
+Crowd Pleaser Hi. Enlighten me too. This is the McMartin preschool trial? I recall everyone was acquitted also.
The McMartin story, right?
Something similar happened in a suburb of my city, every single girl in a class lied and said the teacher sexually abused them.
Dude, it didn't just happen in California, it happened eeeeeeverywhere in the U.S. and even elsewhere in the Anglosphere. The witch hunt came to my little Florida hometown and put my brother and my friends' pre-school teacher in jail. He was accused of flying around the room on a broomstick while molesting children with crucifixes in a basemen beneath the school (Florida buildings have no basements). He was accused of flying kids out to Mexico during the school day (from Florida) to have the children molested by Mexican soldiers, then flown back before parents came to pick their kids up. Children were encouraged by "psychologists" to let their imaginations run free and create all manner of absurd accusations. When I hear myself recount the accusations, it sounds completely bizarre and unbelievable. And not only that, I remember sitting on the porch with my friend as he recounted the various things the psychologists encouraged him to say--- and what's crazier is that he even began to believe it, until he grew up and realized it was all non-sense.
My brother's teacher would be exonerated and released from jail... after a 20 year sentence he didn't deserve. Thankfully, my own parents saw it for what it was, and refused to let anyone talk to my brother about it for fear that they would plant these thoughts in his head.
I'm someone who is really great with kids, but that incident forever convinced me that I should never work with kids.
SHOW THEM WHO YOU ARE LECTER.........SHOW THEM
Haha thats what i was thinking
***** He is falsely accused of child molestation and the whole town turns against him, even though he's innocent. Basically about how a lie can destroy someones life, just like Atonement.
You know... I am watching Hannibal right now and IMDB'd Mads to see what all movies he's been in, and this popped up. I was thinking something similar lmao. I've always liked Mads since King Arthur, especially in Casino Royale and The Salvation.
i'm 4 years too late but: hahaha
this is before he knew what he was capable of
I did meet a lot of people who often said "kids don't lie" or even worst "kids don't know how to lie" and that's a complete BULLSHIT!!!! Just remember when you were a kid and lie about many things, that's normal, and it might be innocent, but you just can't always given for 100% true.
Sara27 it wasnt really a lie, more a misunderstanding.
Kids destroy other kid's life in school by doing bully
kids are monsters beleive me.
yepp they lie all the time. My ex's son, he was 4 at that time and not my real son, told his dad that I beat him. I never even raised my voice against him and he really liked me, but still he told such a lie.
@@dantealighieri1265 My "sociopathic" nephew has lied since he could TALK! He's 34 now, still lying & facing 15 years in the state pen. May God help him. May God bless ALL victims of kids' lies too!
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I've always thought Mads is a great actor, but after this movie I'm out of words! I mean, what a performance!!! Hats off to you, Mr. Mikkelsen!
And the town will never look at him the same way again!
***** wow now
Yep, people who get hit with these accusations, even if they're proven innocent, they're stained forever.
If you're going to cry at this movie, cry in the last 15 minutes, when the credits rolled at the end, I just stared at the screen, unable to move. I also like how this movie doesn't explain everything to you like most of the Hollywood movies, it assumes that you are smart enough to figure it out yourself. Watch it if you want to have a bad time.
You were right that last scene made it all sink in
This movie hurts me so much. I was seething with rage and I was sobbing until I'm lightheaded. This movie hits too close to home, and while the lie that had been told against me is very different from what he is accused of, the after effects for those lies are somewhat akin to my own experiences. The memories are coming back to me and it's just an unpleasant feeling I do not want to feel ever again.
Amazing directed plot paired with outstanding performances, this movie really touched me. This is why it's one of the most beautifully made and powerfully painful movie, I've watched.
Yo this movie didnt only destroyed the man's life, it also destroyed me. Mads performance is really awesome. I cried at the church scene and the moment when the kid told her dad that she lied and the father knew his best friend's life we're messed up real bad just because he believe an accusation without investigating properly.
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I disagree with many people in this comment section. Klara knew perfectly well that she was lying. She was not inocent at all. She was angry at Lucas because he refused the gift that she had made for him. She wanted to tell a lie to cause him problems in some way or another. I remember when I was a little girl. I have good feelings, I was innocent in the fact that I didn’t know many things about the world but I had bad feelings too, and certainly I was not morally perfect or angelic.I lied many times to my parents, I wanted to seek revenge for the most silly things.
The only thing that I agree is that she was not capable of knowing how grave the consequences of this lie were.
Yeah, now I thought she was exactly Briony from the atonement.
I think you’re being way too harsh on a 5 year old! Seriously, she’s 5 YEARS OLD! It’s stupid to hold a child accountable for their actions to adult standards! Seriously, I think that you are just sick in the head if you think it’s okay to demonize 5 year olds, just saying.
@@davy209 working in school, I have seen 5 years old to be extremely manipulative (tho not common occurrence, but I do see it happening from time to time). I think people tend to underestimate how manipulative these kids can be.
@@davy209 what a joke. Age is just a number. Children at 3 years old lie alot and hit others and pretend to be a victim. Imagine how a 5 years old kid can lie, beat, bully or hurt others!
There are killers at age 4 and above, google it. Maybe you havent been around kids or lived with them. Also, children arent dumb and are aware of the environment around them
@@davy209 I don't think you've interacted with enough kindergarten kids. Many of them are genuinely born of the devil and should be demonised.
I love Mads Mikkelsen, and he was terrific in this. When the film was over, I forgot it was even in a different language..
What was the meaning behind the last scene ( the one in the woods)? Was it a like a metaphor, for he will always have to watch his back from now on? Even though he was found innocent, he won't be able to live a normal life? Something around those lines I guess.
That mean SOME people still think he's bad like the one qho killed the dog still there's some suspicion about him) am nit sure if am right but it was awesome movie
Some people are not convinced that he's not guilty or he thinks that they still think of him as a pedophile. His life is kinda ruined even though the film ended "happily"
some guy not mentioned probably hates him and tries to kill him.
gaagle boss i think it was Klaras brother. Im not really sure but it was a scene where the guy, klaras brother, was looking so bad to Lucas.
Correct. Some refuse to admit he is innocent & he will have to "watch his back". After one's reputation is ruined in a small town, it's over. Might as well pack up & move. It's like this all over the world. Small town, small minds.
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Extraordinary movie and I want to add Mads Mikkelsen is the most amazing actor I ever know right now, he really gets into the roles and his performances are always great and full of different characteristics, The critics call him the new Marlon Brando, and I think he is real an incredible and brilliant actor.
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This movie was amazing. It was incredible to see how a child could lie, and then admit it it was a lie, but be forced to live by it's consequences by an entire town.
Such an Amazing movie..What acting from everyone.... Mads acting is just so superior... story line is fabulous.
And the worst thing is I've seen one small girl (just 6yrs old) like this who lies if she feels left out or ignored & everyone does believe her... Because everyone does believe small children. This movie is making the hair rise up at the back of my neck. My congratulations to the Writer, Director and all the Actors of this movie.
Incredible film. The goodness of Lucas and the way he's treated is heartbreaking. Edmond Dantes' might've had it worse, but Lucas makes you feel it.
If you like the movie “Count of Monte Cristo” and also like Mads Mikkelson, I recommend you watch the new movie with Mads Mikkelson called “The Promised Land”
anything with mads mikkelsen is bound to be a triumph! he's too gorgeous to look at!!!!!!!!!!
I think this is a very important movie for the current generation and the society we live in. It has brilliantly addressed the issue of false accusation in the most impactful way. Due process is very important guys, one should never accuse someone without any evidence or data.
Masterpiece
This was an excellent film. The acting is just insanely on point. You actually feel this mans pain but you feel the little girls guilt about how one fib has snowballed into something that he cannot stop.
You even know that her father doubts that it’s true and the mother ( who is Mads real life wife) is played brilliantly.
This performance is in his top five.
Actually it’s difficult for me to think of many male actors that can be so incredibly vulnerable,thoughtful and raw with themselves as he has been. I also notice that he just takes projects that he finds highly interesting.Some are low scale independent and others are of a bigger budget. Regardless... I discovered him after watching the first of the Pusher Trilogy.He was flawless and also added a very human depth to a kind of slimy character. He is superb in the second,which we see who he really is and why he became that way. We actually root for him as he has a heart and protective nature towards his son. It’s the only one that ends with a feeling that he has a much better soul then the others in his life. We also see that he wants a better life for this baby son of his.
Every two years we go to watch all three of the Pusher Trio at the University of Saskatchewan theatre in Saskatoon. We all agree that the second is the best and most developed in terms of character .
Exactly! Some of these Hollywood Golden Boys, pitt or whatever their names are should seriously watch some danish movies, take notes and let the pros do it
I just can't watch films like this, they make me so angry and sad at the same time
This movie was incredible, invoking several emotions in me (most of which are different shades of anger) but I'm also so impressed with Mads, this man has an amazing range - he could play the worst type of villains but he could also perfectly pull off the role of very sympathetic men. What an actor.
One of the saddest movie I've ever watched! Mads acting was on point!! I started sobbing hard since the scene when his son visited him! It felt so wrong! Poor Lucas!!! TT__TT
YellowCircle ELF I fully agree with you
MrKajithecat1:
"This is what happens when people jump to conclusions. Lives get ruined."
That's what happens when people lie. The girls can't be really blamed for all this because she does not understand what she did. But for example when the mother actually convinces her girl that it did happen. Now what would happen if a mother did that in a custody battle out of spite and just because she's evil; convince her kids that their father hurt them and abused them and it was so terrible that they just can't remember? Everyone including his family would grow up hating him and for nothing. That shit happens.
+Toveri Juri You bet it happens and what are the consequences to the accuser? Nothing...
Klens75
I was actually referencing a real life case.
@@ToveriJuri A great big number actually do end up like this.
@@Klens75 IRL, the girl would probably be scolded by her parents.
Klara started it, she is to blame. I saw her as a conniving little brat.
One of the best movies I've seen in many years. It's worth every bit reading subtitles!
Such a powerful movie..even if the allegations are called false, it won't change how people start perceiving you.. it's a stain that you a person has to carry on for life..
Being a man is quite difficult 😢
I watched the movie in 2013 and rewatched it again in 2024. This time due to me adulting, it hit me way harder. The performance of Mads Mikkelsen is terrific. The story is so deprived of useless melodrama, the lack of music in the background, everything about it was absolutely brilliant. I cannot stop thinking about it and how unfair some situations may be, destroying one's life. I wanted to put myself in the shoes of Lucas and just scream and scream how it's all a bull*hit.
The atmosphere the movie portrays is so hopeless for everyone. For Lucas, for his best friend, for the principle of the kindergarden, for the little kid who was so small that it didnt had the dictionary to put its thoughts in actual words...
And lastly I might say I've watch most of Mad's movies, but this role.. This role is the top of his career so far. At least for me.
I have been feeling exactly the same. I just found this movie couple weeks ago. After that I have been thinking about this movie all the time... I have never seen so perfect acting in my life, how Mads did this... The most powerful movie what I have ever seen.
I was angry when I watched this movie, I'm angry at all human beings why they are so sick minded can't wait that somebody fall that they throw stone at him, judging manipulating and destroying other people lives! Who gave you the right to do so ? That movie reflects many innocent people who had to pay high price for nothing. At least show mercy!
Nope. One lie ruins many mens lives. It is how it's always been
“Believe all victims”
Believe evidence
That"believe in victim first" and "guilty until proven innocent" that are trending on twitter now really make me sick. Why not stay neutral when there's no valid evidence?
@@leelilac4869 I couldn’t agree more
This happened to Peter Ellis in New Zealand. A kind and gentle man, wrongfully imprisoned for 7 years, spent 19 years after his release appealing to the Supreme Court to overturn his convictions, which they eventually did. Sadly he died of cancer before hearing the outcome.
Can you imagine a kid telling their parents about abuse ( by anyone , even by another parent) and not being believed? Can you imagine the damage it does to the kid just like the damage a false accusation did to Lucas ? That happens a lot too. The film makes you ask more than one question.
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Sometimes a lie can destroy an innocent mans life and sometimes the truth cannot make a guilty man pay!That is our tragedy
Its easy when you have unbelievably talented actors like Mads.
What's easy????
Who is here after watching mensutra hindi?
He talked about mads mikkelsen or what?
Yes, me
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Makes me proud to be countryman with that guy. Seen all his movies, such an great actor. One of the few people who can play every single role, the bad guy, good guy. You know what I mean. Such an inspiring guy :)
The scariest movie in cinema history
I can recommend this movie for every fan of cinema. I haven't seen such an intense movie with such great actors in a long time. Just don't bother the subtitles, it's worth the reading!
Even the trailer made me breathless. Go for the Oscar!
How many men has this happened to? Even though they are found innocent it is a stink that never, ever blows off. I felt real sorry for him and couldn't help to think of all the others.
I agree. Once accused it's hard to regain the full trust of those who are aware of the accusation.
@@jonhohensee3258 Not just hard its essentially impossible even if they might say that they know the accusations were false deep down there will always be that doubt and worry that they were true.
It's sad to watch Dr. Lecter being humiliated like this :(
the most innocent one was the dog...
No, it was the man.
This story touched all of our hearts because it is very realistic and may happen to anyone,
it all started with the HEART gift and the refused kisses, Lucas was so kind with kids and one of these kids(Klara) loved him and she made a gift and gave him a kiss,, he didn't accept it , and advice her to give the kisses to her parents and the gift for a friend, she didn't take it well, and felt anger and that what makes her lie.
Lucas treated unjust because of many accumulated mistakes
- the child (Klara)
-the Investigation of The nursery
-Klara's parents dealt
-the society
after the matter got bigger than what Klara thought, she couldn't expose her Lying, she didn't wants to be called liar, the Investigation of The nursery made her think she is in a bad situation and the only way out is keep Lying.. Even though she said the truth, they did not accept it because it's not the truth they want to hear, so they put pressure on her by not letting her leave the room without speaking of their assumption. I'm sure the issue would be over before it started if they give the kid an ensure that whatever she said she won't be in trouble, her parents didn't take the unstable tell story seriously, they focused on the bad part and ignored the other good part, If the child say something they don't want to believe they will simply say "she is just a kid" but that kid will suddenly become a grown if he spoke of what they want to hear
and the society trying to punish twice for the same mistake even before they sure about it
Just watched it on Netflix and I am still recovering
7 years later and are you still recovering?
@@hannoudasunny3110 absolutely! That’s my man!!!!
This movie goes straight to top 10 best films I've ever seen
Best movie of the year. Mad's performance is breathtaking
¿The dad says her daughter has never lied? Gimme a break.
Women don't lie. They are angels
I cried most of the way through this movie. I hated what Klara did, it ruined his life. Awful of me to say but I began to hate her. I wanted to smack her. I know it's a movie but it felt so real. Mads is a brilliant actor.
me cried too
Agree, but I felt bad for klara too, I couldn’t imagine how much guilt she would have to live for the rest of her life
@@talkintomyselfrightnow Klara would still be safe though. She would cope with the guilt, and could go to therapy. Lucas was a target for the rest of his life, and he was innocent. I know it's a movie, but it's also a reality for many men.
I am now watching it. And I had to stop in the middle because I was so scared. All of my family members except me are teachers and I am not because being accused of something I didn't do is the biggest fear of my life.
If I were accused like this, I'd rather k*ll myself. Child molestation is the most disgusting thing that could have happened.
Great movie, but I hate trailers that use clips from the ENTIRE movie--including the ending. I guess most viewers won't know they're seeing major spoilers, but they are.
This movie made me so uneasy for the entire runtime! It's amazing how I can sit through a horror movie just fine any day of the week, but this film made me genuinely terrified just thinking about the whole situation. The topic is so real and so fundamentally uncomfortable, and I'm so glad it was handled with so much skill by such a talented cast and crew.
i need more movies like this
Psycho you must be a masochist
@@JohnLuckPickard141 no, they're just a psycho
Atonement
Great movie on every level. Mads Mikkelsen is simply brilliant in a very difficult role. A powerful film you won't forget.
Who is here after shewtabh’s thappad video???
Mads Mikkelsen, how come every movie you're in makes me want to cry for you?
Even "Casino Royale"?
He plays the role of the scar face villain in casino royale. Good actor!
I swear god this is the greatest movie of all time imagine the realty in this film for a moment
I thought these are some real scen I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH
He is an amazing actor
A film of pure empathy, in the truest sense of the word.
Mads got an award for best actor for this film. I'm still waiting to watch this
Just watched it. Definitely worth a view. Mesmerizing performances. Great cinematography.
When i was 7 some older kid that i didn't know covered my eyes with his hands and took me to a dark old shack that was like a store room or something, but it was all a joke, i even remember i laugh. I can't remember why i told my dad about that episode. Next thing i know my dad is in a meeting with my teacher, and the principal and the kid got expelled. And i was like "What the hell did just happened???" To that that kid, where ever you are, I am sorry but they didnt even give me the chance to talk. So crazy. 😔
shame on u . That will haunt him for rest of his life
Okay, but you didn't lie, so it's not remotely the same thing. This girl actually lied.
Children are neither demon nor an angel. They’re just a small human who know nothing about the world. That’s why they’re innocent, but also dangerous at the same time.
I heard there's secret ending where Hideo Kojima sending Solid Snake to kill that kid.
I really wanna know the soundtrack that starts at 1:04. Shazam couldn't help me
Same. I've asked this on other videos.
Me too. Let me know if you found the name of the song.
"Moondance" by Van Morrison
I know im 4 years late but the track is called First snow by the composer David Joseph Wesley. You can find it on youtube if you search on First snow - Music beyond
pls i want an answer i beg you
Swetabh Gangwar brought me here!!
Where to watch this movie beside Netflix ??
I think we didn't see the whole story in this movie, the kid must have seen such a scene somewhere else, maybe from a video accidentally from his brother's room, we saw the kid did see a picture from her brother, that was the beginning of her imagination to create such story, but that picture wasn't enough for her to make such story, the adults handled it very poorly by pushing the story to the kid. and the kid's imagination took the rest. this movie is a lesson on how to interrogate a kid in the wrong way.
And yes kids at such ages usually don't lie, they learn it later. but this kid was an exception, we saw how she had a wild imagination and loss of memory at the beginning of the movie.
This movie broke my heart. one of those movies that leave you with anger after finishing watching the movie.
Mads is such an underrated superb actor.
I dont think people go after actual rapists the way they did to a nice guy like him. It seemed like the men only attacked him for their own pleasure and not for what he presumably did. They just found an excuse to latch onto him just because they got some kind of thrill torturing a docile nice guy like him.
After another year, Lucas reverted back his old name. Hannibal Lecter.
The thing that still pisses me off the most is that the very person that caused all of this, Klara's brother, is the one that still don't forgive Lucas (I assume he's the one in the woods). Life is really unfair sometimes.
I would like to say three thing 1st this actor is phenomenal second : children sometimes can be evil and 3rd u see one lie can destroy a person life
It is a movie Americans will never dare to remake.
Because it talks about them: irrational people who shoot first and ask questions later.
Can you imagine the reaction if someone did? Both sides of the political spectrum would join in.
It was klara's brother fault
I haven't been this angry and nervous watching a movie in a long time and that's the point of a movie to evoke emotions and this movie does it superbly. I am thrilled and shocked by this movie. Very good and of course Mikellsen is simple perfect.
The Truth is the Truth even if no one believes it.
A Lie remains a lie, even if everyone believes it.
Welcome to Earth ~
I always wondered what Jurgen Klopp had been up to before he joined Dortmund - and now I know!
On a serious note though, how sad was this story? And how much of a spine did his sons godfather have whilst the rest of the town went mental at Lukas?
This would tie in with Hannibal quite well
He was incredible in the church scene
When cases like this happens, even when proven innocent, there will still be those who no longer believe you. Because unlike in movies where the audience can see and know what actually happened, in real life that is not possible and no one will know for sure what actually happened because often times, evidence, testimonies and investigations can and have always been manipulation so there will be people who lean on to the final outcomes and those that believe the result was biased. The person's life sadly will never be normal again.
The Sad thing is that we can do nothing about it. This movie can be used by rapists as a cover, This movie can also be used to show people what it feels like to be falsely accused.
The only thing that we can do is to not jump at conclusions too quickly. Klara tells that she lied multiple times but her parents didn't want to change their perspective.
I think this is the whole point. The movie is telling people to be smart. Don't believe everything on the media. Don't believe one side story too quick before another side story comes out.
The problem is when people start to think they can never rock the boat.
Whether that’s against the accused or the alleged victim.
This is such a powerful movie. It portrays the human nature with superb excellency. I love this kind of movies so much, we Nordics sure know what we're doing.
if you like quality films, that will leave you feeling bad and tense, and pessimistic....then this film is for you!!
This is why men are afraid of being falsely accused
“I believe children” yes cause no child has said a lie before right?
Exactly because children are angel and everything that comes out of their mouth are god speaking through them.
Yes because if a child says that they were sexually molested, then we shouldn’t take their words seriously and assumed that they are all liars. That’s not the best message to send to children.
Excellent movie! Very thought and heart provoking! Thought provoking because I wouldn't know how to react if I had a kid say their teacher or another adult touched them inappropriately, and I wouldn't know if it was a lie or not; I mean how could you tell? I hope I wouldn't jump to conclusions, and that I would investigate a little before I react, but it would be hard not to be angry. When you come upon that information, you would immediately want to hurt the person for doing that to your child. It was heart provoking because I felt bad for the guy because his whole life was ruined from a lie. All of the actors did a great job. Amazing film!
Even after all these years the movie reminds me that people will always be a slave to their emotions
Having faced false accusations of s.xual abuse on my own 4yo son by my ex-wife, and having suffered harsh consequences, I don't think I'd be able to watch that movie. Yet, thank you Thomas Vinterberg for this movie ❤
The film was amazing, but now I hate children.
They are Innocent. They do not know difference between right and wrong
Ankit Saiyan innocence can also mean ignorance but ignorance is not the same as innocence.The fact that wrong was done without intent does not excuse that wrong has been done or reverse the damage already dealt.
kids lie a lot, that's normal. in the movie these were adults who couldnt treat the situation right. last scene is the most powerful.
Innocent? More like ignorant.
you hate bad parenting and leftist ideology my friend