Dancer In The Dark 1999 - Dancer In The Dark Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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DANCER IN THE DARK (1999) - R

Country:	Denmark, Sweden, Germany, France Location: Sweden, Denmark, Washington state
Genre:	Comedy, Foreign, Foreign Language, Musical

Credits

Production Company:	Fine Line Features Zentropa Entertainment
Sales Agent:	Danish Film Institute Trust Film Sales
Director:	Lars von Trier
Producer:	Vibeke Windelov
Exec Producer:	Lars Jönsson
Assoc. Producer:	Fridrik Thór Fridriksson Finn Gjerdrum Mogens Glad Anja Grafers Torleif Hauge Tero Kaukomaa Poul Erik Lindeborg Marianne Slot Els Vandevorst
Line Producer:	Malte Forssell
Prod. Executive:	Paul Federbush
Writer: Screenplay:	Lars von Trier
Cast:	Jean-Marc Barr Bjork Catherine Deneuve Siobhan Fallon Udo Kier David Morse Cara Seymour Stellan Skarsgard Peter Stormare
	Jens Albinus Reathel Bean Mette Berggreen Lars Michael Dinesen Katrine Falkenberg Joel Grey Zeljko Ivanek John Randolph Jones Vladan Kostic Vincent Paterson Luke Reilly TJ Rizzo Sean-Michael Smith
	Michael Flessas Noah Lazarus Sheldon Litt Andrew Lucre John Martinus Paprika Steen Eric Voge Nick Wolf Timm Zimmermann
Casting Director:	Avy Kaufman

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Synopsis: A forlorn single mother, recently landed in the United States from her Czechoslovakia, toils in a factory in a bleak town in the Pacific Northwest during the 1960s. To keep her from being depressed and to overcome her dreary life, she escapes into fantasy reveries that transport her to the bright and cheery Hollywood musicals of the ‘30s. These colorful musicals, with their dashing promises of hope and love, help her deal with an inevitable fate – she is going blind.

Comment: Singer Bjork did the soundtrack with a 40's vibe. Domestic rights picked up for $5 million at 1999 Cannes Fest. $15 mill budget. Screens in Competition Cannes 2000 Filmfestival.

SBD Review: 4 stars


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