Kresten returns to the family farm after his father’s death and finds it in disrepair. His suspicious wife is on his trail, his brother lives in the garden, and old enemies linger in the yard. The third film made under the Dogme 95 rules, Søren Kragh-Jacobsen’s darkly humorous drama explores the complex bond between two brothers, whose contrasting worldviews give rise to friction, conflict, and moments of unexpected tenderness. The film won the Silver Bear (Special Jury Prize) at the 1999 Berlin Film Festival.

Screening introduced by Film Curator Leo Krenzer.