After the Wedding

...or killed. Mikkelsen, known for roles as diverse as the villainous Le Chiffre in "Casino Royale," an orphanage owner in India in "After the Wedding" and Tristan in "King Arthur," presents a world-weary counterpoint to the brash confidence...

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...look at modern romance. Keith Bunin wrote the script for the film. Bier made a name for herself with the Danish-language melodrama "After the Wedding" -- which was nominated for a foreign-language Oscar in 2007 -- and went on to helm...

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...record. The Journals of Knud Rasmussen, directed by Zacharias Kunuk and Norman Cohn was the opening film. Susanne Bier's film After the Wedding was the closing film. Salon des Refuses Atlantique, established by Steven James May in 2001...

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...from the National Film School of Denmark in Copenhagen. She is recognized as one of the most influential directors in Denmark. Her 2006 movie After the Wedding was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Freud's...

In this article: Susanne Bier, Academy Award, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Architectural Association School of Architecture, Open Hearts, Denmark, and London

...because Jacob used to rail against the rich, Pramod decides to stay in his home country. The film premiered in Denmark on 24 February, 2006. The film had its North American premiere as a gala at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival...

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...her Wedding day, but rest assured there's nary a Jonas Brother in sight. Per Variety, Belle is teaming with Tom Wilkinson for After the Wedding, a drama centering on a social worker in a Mumbai orphanage who receives a large and...

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...and experience in his story of a young woman helping a friend get an illegal abortion in communist Romania. And the Danish film "After the Wedding" featured some of the most searing one-on-one encounters of the cinematic decade. For...

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...in the Fire") and Andreas Thomas Jensen ("Adam's Apples") The duo previously collaborated on Bier's Oscar-nominated 2006 drama "After the Wedding," with Jensen writing the screenplay based on Bier's original story. Reuters/Hollywood...

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...starkest truth: It's not whether or not we prevail over the inevitable setbacks in life, but who we connect with along the way. After the Wedding (120 minutes, in Danish with subtitles, at Landmark's E Street Cinema) is rated R for...

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The foreign-language Oscar nominees, announced on Tuesday, were Algeria's "Days of Glory;" Canada's tale of India "Water;" Denmark's "After the Wedding;" Germany's "The Lives of Others," and Mexico's "Pan's Labyrinth," which tied for third...

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