/ Rita director Lars Kaalund again directs Mille Dinesen
Dinesen gives a great performance as the scorned Maja. She has a special ability to express deep pain in one moment and courage and primal strength in the next. It seems convincing. It is she who carries the film. It bears witness and gives desire to the life of youth, and just grabbing life by the balls, even with the adult adversity that tries to brace legs.
Take My Hand is not a great movie. The plot itself and the ending of the film is quite predictable. That being said, the film is well written, entertaining and fun. I honestly don't remember the ending and it's not a movie I need to see again, but despite that it's a nice movie.
Dinesen gives a great performance as the scorned Maja. She has a special ability to express deep pain in one moment and courage and primal strength in the next. It seems convincing. It is she who carries the film. It bears witness and gives desire to the life of youth, and just grabbing life by the balls, even with the adult adversity that tries to brace legs.
Take My Hand is not a great movie. The plot itself and the ending of the film is quite predictable. That being said, the film is well written, entertaining and fun. I honestly don't remember the ending and it's not a movie I need to see again, but despite that it's a nice movie.