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7 December 2009 2:11 PM, PST | Twitch | See recent Twitch news »

Somehow when Denmark's Christoffer Boe assures me that everything will be fine I take this as an indication that the exact opposite is true.  This may have something to do with having witnessed Nicolas Bro's on screen meltdown in Boe's Offscreen or perhaps from the bizarre Kafka-esque warping of reality in both Reconstruction and Allegro.  And so, no, despite a title assuring me so, I do not believe that everything in Boe's upcoming fourth film will be fine.  I do expect it to be pretty damn brilliant, though.

A film director flees from a car accident in which he was at fault -- out of fear of the consequences for his coming film and the adoption of his future son. The day after the accident, he discovers that the man he ran over is in fact hiding a dangerous secret capable of toppling the government. He decides to risk »

31 May 2009 10:10 AM, PDT | Twitch | See recent Twitch news »

Danish auteur Christoffer Boe is a great favorite in these parts, a film maker who we have been following since his debut feature Reconstruction through to his most recent effort - the first person descent into madness Offscreen - and we have been anxiously been waiting for whatever Boe may do next.  And what he’s doing next is a thriller titled Everything Will Be Fine.

A film director flees from a car accident in which he was at fault — out of fear of the consequences for his coming film and the adoption of his future son. The day after the accident, he discovers that the man he ran over is in fact hiding a dangerous secret capable of toppling the government. He decides to risk everything in an attempt to expose the man’s story to the public — but as it turns out, nothing is actually what it seems. »

- Todd Brown

2 articles from 2009