BLEEDER. Nicolas Winding Refn's follow-up to his acclaimed directorial debut PUSHER, chronicles the tumultuous relationship between Leo (Kim Bodnia) and his girlfriend, Louise (Rikke Louise Andersson). When Louise's pregnancy triggers Leo's violent self-loathing, it marks the beginning of the end for the couple. After a brutal .. Read more
| Starring | Kim Bodnia, Mads Mikkelsen, Rikke Louise Andersson, Liv Corfixen |
|---|---|
| Director | Nikolas Winding Refn |
| Genres | Drama, World Cinema |
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BLEEDER. Nicolas Winding Refn's follow-up to his acclaimed directorial debut PUSHER, chronicles the tumultuous relationship between Leo (Kim Bodnia) and his girlfriend, Louise (Rikke Louise Andersson). When Louise's pregnancy triggers Leo's violent self-loathing, it marks the beginning of the end for the couple. After a brutal beating at the hands of Leo, Louise loses her baby, and her brother to seeks violent revenge.
| Starring | Kim Bodnia, Mads Mikkelsen, Rikke Louise Andersson, Liv Corfixen |
|---|---|
| Director | Nikolas Winding Refn |
| Studio | METRODOME DISTRIBUTION |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Drama, World Cinema |
| Language | DVD: Danish |
| Subtitles | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: not available Production year: 1999 |
| Format | DVD |
This gruelling drama finds the director of Pusher seeking to broaden his emotional range and break out of crime genre... read more on Time Out
Bleeder follows the slow unravelling of the lives of a group of friends. With racism, sexism, social inadequacy, depression and film buffery bubbling through the characters reflected in the films they get together to watch.
This relaxed paced film hits as hard as the fists of its main protagonists.
Blood pulses through Bleeder with each spilling of blood changing both the friends and their world.
An intelligent movie well worth viewing
This film tries to offend the viewer, but the way it sets about this is so blatant it's not funny. It's not disturbing or shocking, the story is weak, the ending is rubbish, but the direction and performances are great. I've seen much better Danish films than this.