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Fear Me Not (which comes with no extras on the disc beyond a trailer) isn’t out to make you jump or scream, but quietly get under the skin with its suggestions of how the most normal-seeming mind can be led to break down.
Robin's Review: B+. 42-year old Mikael (Ulrich Thomsen) suffers quietly from severe depression. He learns about a clinical study for a new anti-depressant drug and volunteers to take part in the program. However, the drug is found to have serious and dangerous side effects and the study is cancelled.
Apr 24, 2009 · Fear Me Not, the English title that has been applied to Danish director/co-writer Kristian Levring’s new film (currently playing at the Tribeca Film Festival, and available on-demand from IFC Films in June), is clearly meant to be ironic.
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The percentage of users who rated this 3.5 stars or higher. Michael signs up for an experimental drug trial which is canceled due to dangerous side effects. He continues taking the drugs and...
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May 3, 2009 · May 3, 2009. The latest from the Dogma cine-factory is notable for director Kristian Levring’s visual suggestion of madness. Ulrich Thomsen is fortysomething Mikael, clinically depressed for reasons left largely unknown, though from the cautiously loving treatment he receives from his wife and daughter we glean they’re used to being kept on edge.
Dec 19, 2008 · Den du frygter: Directed by Kristian Levring. With Ulrich Thomsen, Paprika Steen, Emma Sehested Høeg, Lars Brygmann. A man signs up for a test trial of a new anti-depressant as a way to change his life. When the trial is called off, he continues taking the medication with violent results.
Sep 14, 2008 · Intriguing but ultimately unsatisfying as either suspense exercise or character study, this chilly effort will court interest on the track records of cast, helmer Kristian Levring and his...
