Blinkende lygter (2000)

Danish first god (classics) screenwriter Ann Thomas Jensen and American TV series "Hannibal" actor Max Mickelson's early films, the two co-produced the 2005 magic film "Adam's Apple" and worked together a lot of black comedies. This film tells the story of four gangsters stealing the boss's huge money to open a restaurant and each recalling their childhood, full of absurdity and Danish cold humor, and the ending (seems) quite cured. There were a lot of black comedies in northern Europe at the turn of the century, when the skill of the first Danish scriptwriter had already appeared. At that time, Uncle Hannibal played a violent man in a vest before he became Hannibal.