Królestwo

(serial)
  • Dania Riget (więcej)
Zwiastun 1
Dramat / Horror / Suspens / Komedia
Dania / Francja / Niemcy / Szwecja, (1994–2022), 14 h 20 min (Liczba minut: 60–79 min)

Muzyka:

Joachim Holbek

Obsada:

Ernst-Hugo Järegård, Kirsten Rolffes, Søren Pilmark, Ghita Nørby, Jens Okking, Baard Owe, Peter Mygind, Udo Kier, Holger Perfort, Laura Christensen (więcej)
(inne zawody)

Serie(3) / Odcinki(13)

Opisy(1)

Tytułowe "Królestwo" to ogromny kopenhaski szpital, instytucja symbolizująca czystą, racjonalną naukę medyczną. To właśnie tutaj, w miejscu gdzie każdy przesąd to tabu, von Trier uwalnia ducha z lampy. I jak w prawdziwej operze mydlanej śledzi wyolbrzymione i zupełnie nieprawdopodobne perypetie bohaterów (Gutek Film)

Recenzja użytkownika Marigold do tego serialu (2)

Królestwo (1994) 

angielski This guy's SUCH A FREAK!!! The Kingdom is a very strange project that synthesizes a parody of medical dramas, horror and utterly beastly psychological terror in its swampy heart, which clearly makes Mr. Trier feel good. Traditional attributes like civilian acting, a documentary impression, the trembling camera and the almost Lynchian absurd scenes create a suffocating and electrifying atmosphere of a place that, while on the surface, is a proud memento of civilization, no mysticism escapes from its sight, but which is so saturated with mystery and irrational things (whether it is a genius loci or character relationships) that it simply cannot give the viewer anything other than a depressing impression. A cabinet of curiosities and bizarreness. And by the way, one of the greatest shows of all time. ()

Season 2 (1997) (S02) 

angielski In the first series, Stig Helmer addresses a sleeping city, whilst in the second he philosophizes with a toilet bowl. There are no better parallels to what has changed at Lars von Trier's hospital. The relatively irrational separation is transformed into a regular insane asylum, and the dark forces of the devil, hell, and alternative medicine seize all of the characters. Trier exorcises reason and ordains monstrous gargantuan feeling. It is such a beautifully repulsive trip beyond the limits of normalcy that it surpasses even the already brilliant first series. However, the missing end gives it a terrible scar. Where did Mrs. Drusse go? What does the monstrous Aage bring? Dansk jävlar!!! ()