Magnus (2007)

Calificación de los usuarios:

6.8/10   

Director:

Kadri Kõusaar

Guionista:

Kadri Kõusaar (writer)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

8 febrero 2008 (Latvia)

Género:

Drama

Frase comercial:

Who's not loved, will not live.

Plot:

A handsome teenager Magnus wants to commit suicide and his father tries to change his mind.

Plot Keywords:

Suicide | Hedonism | Euthanasia | Estonia | Father Son Relationship

Premios:

1 win

Comentarios de los usuarios:

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Reparto

Anu Aaremäe	...	Girl from the Hospital
Piret Avila	...	Mari
Hellar Bergmann	...	Priest
Boris Burachinski	...	Restaurant Client
Ivo Goldi	...	Client with Special Needs
Heiko Hiller	...	Waiter
Aapo Ilves	...	Drugdealer
Merle Jääger	...	Mother
Kaisa Karu	...	Deafmute Chick No 2
Kristjan Kasearu	...	Magnus
Marika Korolev	...	Psychiatrist / Prostitute
Mart Laisk	...	Father
Bille Neeve	...	Big-breasted Woman
Kristiina Nurmis	...	Helle
Marianne Ostrat	...	Deafmute Chick No 1
Rita Raave	...	Brothel Administrator
Ruuben Rekkor	...	Small Magnus
Kerli Toim	...	Sister
Andrus Vaarik	...	Doctor
Margo Vaino	...	Photographer in Casting Session

Duración:

86 min

País:

Estonia | UK

Idioma:

Estonian

Color:

Color

Relación de Aspecto:

1.85 : 1

Sonido:

Stereo

Locaciones de Filmación:

Hiiumaa, Estonia

Compañía:

Donus Films

Trivialidades:

Mart Laisk/The Father had a similar experience (his son wanting to commit suicide) in his own life.

Citas:

Father: We should go to a brothel.
Magnus: I should cut my throat.

Banda de Sonido:

Fading Lights are Fading/ Reign Rebuilder (Tail Out)...

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I can't believe this woman has the audacity to try and promote her movie here in Seattle!

Check out balticbusinessnews.com news from May 13, 2008.

Court slaps a seven-year worldwide ban on an Estonian movie Toomas Hõbemägi 13.05.2008 09:22 Read comments(1) Evaluate the news(0) Harju County Court has made a landmark decision, banning Magnus, an Estonian movie, from the screens worldwide for seven years. Postimees writes that the court upheld claims that the movie's plot was very similar to a tragic fate of an Estonian actor whose son committed a suicide in 2000.

Kadri Kõusaar who is the author of the script claimed that the movie is artistic fiction and does not depict real life. ......................

Oh, so NOW she claims it is does not depict real life lol Last year she was saying exactly the opposite in Cannes! Fascinating.