Adam's Apples (2005)
Today's movie is a black black black black comedy, easy to understand and with a beautiful picture, Adam's Apple brings to the watcher a mix of feelings, however the final taste, in my opinion, is rather sweet than bitter. Ivan is a Danish Lutheran bishop and all sorts of people are
sheltered in his countryside church. The movie begins with the arrive of Adam, neo-nazi not really interested in doing good. As soon as they arrive at the church, Adam receives a task (to cook an apple pie) and all the turbulence along the movie rotates around that main objective. The main characteristic of the movie is Ivan's constant look toward goodness, a feature that affects all characters. Not conventional and not for everyone, this movie is a must see.
Today's movie is a black black black black comedy, easy to understand and with a beautiful picture, Adam's Apple brings to the watcher a mix of feelings, however the final taste, in my opinion, is rather sweet than bitter. Ivan is a Danish Lutheran bishop and all sorts of people are sheltered in his countryside church. The movie begins with the arrive of Adam, neo-nazi not really interested in doing good. As soon as they arrive at the church, Adam receives a task (to cook an apple pie) and all the turbulence along the movie rotates around that main objective. The main characteristic of the movie is Ivan's constant look toward goodness, a feature that affects all characters. Not conventional and not for everyone, this movie is a must see.
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