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Scene from Cold Night (2019)
Scene Details
| Duration: 214 sec. | Nudity: no | Creator: zorg |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 211 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1920x1080 | Added: 2021-Feb-26 |
Actresses in this Scene
Rebecca Ferguson
Details
Alternate Names: Rebecka Ferguson, Rebecca Louisa Ferguson Sundström, ربکا فرگوسن, रेबेका फ़र्ग्युसन, 蕾貝卡·弗格森, 레베카 페르구손
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Full Biography
Rebecca Ferguson, born on October 19, 1983, is a Swedish actress who rose to international prominence playing Elizabeth Woodville in 'The White Queen' (2013). She was nominated for a Golden Globe for her performance. Ferguson has starred in various films and TV shows, notably as Ilsa Faust in the Mission: Impossible series opposite Tom Cruise.
About the Movie: Cold Night (2019)
Release Year: 2019
Nation: Brazil, Denmark, Namibia
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Director: Andre Costa, André Costa
Writer: Andre Costa, André Costa
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Genre: Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Story
During a cold winter night in Copenhagen, private detective Hamse Leth finds himself amidst a mid-life crisis while attending his former fiancée's wedding. Struggling to find meaning in his life and confronted by the cultural restrict rules of Scandinavian society, especially the Jante Law culture of equality and sameness, Hamse begins to deconstruct his own character through the lens of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'. Throughout the night, Hamse's mental and physical worlds are inhabited by six characters: his partner, Jewish mother, ex-fiancée, a mysterious girl, and a prostitute. Each character challenges him with his uneasiness towards the Jante Law culture. By investigating these characters' flaws and contradictions, Hamse ultimately finds clues to understanding his role in Scandinavian society.
Summary
Cold Night (2019) is a Danish-Brazilian-Namibian film directed by André Costa that blends drama, comedy, and mystery. Set against the backdrop of Copenhagen's cold winter night, the film follows private detective Hamse Leth as he grapples with his role in Scandinavian society and confronts the cultural restrict rules, particularly the Jante Law principle of 'you are not special.' The story is loosely based on Shakespeare's 'Hamlet,' with Hamse deconstructing his character through this literary lens. As Hamse navigates his mental and physical worlds with six distinct characters challenging him, he seeks to understand his place in a culture that values sameness over individuality.