The movie brings back Nikolaj Lie Kaas and Fares Fares in their respective roles of chief detective Carl Mørck and his assistant Assad. Adler-Olsen merges story lines from 1955, 1987, and 2010 with ingenious aplomb, effortlessly mixing hilarities with horrors as one of Wad’s victims, Nete Hermansen, plans and executes a.
Wad’s shiny new institute, with practically everybody and their mother in mortal peril.From rape to the specter of Nazi-esque modern genetic cleansing and master-race rhetoric, The Purity of Vengeance is certainly willing to throw unpleasant subjects into the mix. Louise Vesth, who produced the film at Zentropa, said that “considering the total Danish population counts about 6 million people, an opening with more than 215,000 admissions sold is incredible.” “ The Purity of Vengeance” was written by Bo Erhard Hansen (“The Art of Crying”), Nikolaj Arcel (“ The Dark Tower”) and Mikkel Nørgaard (“ The Absent One”), based on the fourth book of Jussi Adler-Olsen’s “Department Q” collection. The Purity of Vengeance is an enjoyable and eye-opening way to learn about the real Scandinavia, a story so outrageous that not even the best mystery writer can make it up. It all leads to a borderline preposterous but well-staged climax at Dr.
Some of the subject matter points the finger at a rather murky part of Denmark's history and there are a lot of disturbing incidents and deaths. Produced by Zentropa, “ The Purity of Vengeance” has sold more than 215,052 admissions since opening on Oct.4, underscoring the ever-lasting appeal of the Nordic Noir genre. The Purity of Vengeance is number 4 in the Department Q series and it is long, involved and quite deep.
Christoffer Boe’s thriller “ The Purity of Vengeance,” the fourth and final opus of the hit “Department Q” franchise, has scored the best opening for a local film at the Danish box office.
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