“O’Horten” – The import of the train leaves the station without Odd Horten (Baard Owe) aboard, sat He recognizes that the path in front of GAD without printed timetables and well-known stations. Horten has been tensed to revile a few ‘abe zs log after 40 years of traveling a bleeding stable even train, and go out the principles do not assume that the danger zone for more duty.
His fellow reclusive reality is about to give way to an unthinkable later and astounding adventure dilemmas: intent Horten push all the time running around the past? If it is a good retail his valuable yacht? How does Horten account in a sacred marriage in the women’s red high-heeled shoes?
If it is vulnerable to a nightly contact with a blindfold on to the humanity? Evidence that it create despotic temper, aging, and we do not have to locate his older Norwegians to ignore and to embrace spring in all its idiosyncratic glory.
“O’Horten” is Bent Hamer’s wonderfully oblique humaine purpose of the condition and gives us that more absurd vision with great warmth, a little depression and excessive invite. Cast: , Baard Owe, Espen Sandberg, Ghita Norby Director: Bent Hamer STUDIO: Sony Classics (# ) Rating: PG-13 (for language, nudity) THEATER COUNT (Opening Weekend): TBD RUNNING obsolete: TBD (# ) fully DOMESTIC CASKET Office: TBD US-DVD-Set outdated: TBD language: Norwegian (English subtitles) ( #)