Terribly Happy (2008)

Robert, a Copenhagen policeman (the brilliant Jakob Cedergren, familiar in the DagurKar í film Dark Horse), moved to a provincial town where he was temporarily transferred after a recent malpractice. On the South Jutland Peninsula, another lingering cloudy day ended, and the young man arrived from the big city, full of curiosity and satisfaction with the stiff faces of the local residents. The "step-by-step" police officer soon faced local customs and began to feel disturbing secrets lurking behind life in a seemingly ordinary small town. Inspired by Erling Jepsen Jepsen's novel (the novel on which he wrote the successful film the Art of crying), Gentz's grotesque plays stand out for their biases in crime, the West and the type of terror, famous for their primitive style and intoxicating temptations. The atmosphere of a troubled community. "I want the film to experience like a nightmare in a surreal, parallel world where everything is real, but everything always happens in such a small change," his director said. "