The film, which mixes violence, humanity and erotica, was a huge hit at the Cannes Film Festival. Charlotte Gainsbourg's wonderful performance in it conquered the jury and challenged the limits of her own acting. This bold and topical work has gone through a lot of ups and downs from planning to completion. "Anti-Christian" was originally planned to start filming in 2005, but when executive producer Peter Jensen inadvertently revealed the ending of the film's planning, Lars von Trier was furious and decided to delay shooting and rewrite the script. . In 2007, the director announced that he was suffering from depression, and he wondered if "Anti-Christian" could become his next work. He was so bad that he couldn't even meet the actors who auditioned, so he had to let them go home. The film's budget was $11 million, of which the Danish Film Institute contributed $1.5 million. There are only two actors from start to finish in the film, and they don't have names, instead "he" and "she". The actor Willem Dafoe has cooperated with the director in "Variations of Destiny" in 2005, which has been well received. Later, when he called Trier to ask what movie he was making recently, Trier decided to cast Willem Dafoe in his new film. Although Trier's wife was skeptical that it would be appropriate to cast a star like Dafoe in such an extreme character, the script went to Dafoe unscathed. He said of his character: "I think the power behind the dark side and the silence is even more powerful for an actor. That's something we never discuss, so when you have a chance to use that in a dramatic The way it shows, yeah, it really appeals to me." As for the actress' initial pick, Eva Green, she liked the role very much, but her agent didn't want her in it. In this way, nearly two months were wasted. Finally, Charlotte came along, and she was desperate for the role. She succeeded. During filming, in order to get the actors into shape, the director showed them Tarkovsky's The Mirror, Trier's own work "The Idiot" to Dafoe alone, and "Midnight's Gatekeeper" to Charlotte. ". During filming, Trier did not recover, and he kept apologizing to the actors for his poor state. After the filming was completed, the premiere was at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival. Although the audience's mood was very complicated, they unanimously affirmed Charlotte's outstanding performance.
The most disturbing and thrilling film in Blu-ray history
The film was shot with a 4K resolution high-definition camera, and the image quality and sound quality were very good. The pre-shooting and post-processing are very elegant, very good!
People who think this film is good will think it is very, very good, and it is a rare masterpiece At the same time, those who think he is not good think the film is really unbearable and disgusting.
In view of the film's large number of realistic non-parody SEX scenes and violent genital self-mutilation scenes, the British Board of Film Censorship awarded R18 The highest Restricted rating, (reportedly at Cannes a number of veteran film critic judges fainted while watching certain scenes of the film) films rated R18 can only be released in a select few cinemas , The first few similar films to enjoy this treatment include the sensory world Nine Songs** Bus and the director's previous work, Fool.
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