Two brothers meet at their mother's funeral, each in his way on a path of self-destruction, both haunted by a tragedy in their youth.Two brothers meet at their mother's funeral, each in his way on a path of self-destruction, both haunted by a tragedy in their youth.Two brothers meet at their mother's funeral, each in his way on a path of self-destruction, both haunted by a tragedy in their youth.
- Awards
- 10 wins & 19 nominations
Sebastian Bull
- Lille Nick
- (as Sebastian Bull Sarning)
Mads Broe Andersen
- Lillebror
- (as Mads Broe)
Lisbeth H. Pedersen
- Sagsbehandler
- (as Lisbeth Holm Pedersen)
Mei Oulund
- Drengenes mor
- (as Mei Oulund Ipsen)
Kristian Kirk Østergaard
- Tobias
- (as Christian Kirk Østergaard)
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Did you know
- TriviaSubmarino is the name of a common torture method among the world's prisons, the prisoner is hanged upside down with the head inside a recipient full of water, feces, urine among other things. The movie takes this as a metaphor because all the characters are sunk into violence, alcoholism, drug addiction and twisted sex and, in those situations, is very difficult to breathe.
- ConnectionsFeatured in DR2 Premiere: Episode #4.1 (2010)
- SoundtracksCirkeline har fødselsdag
Lyrics by Hanne Wernberg
Music by Hans-Henrik Ley (as Hans Henrik Ley)
Performed by Nanette, Maj Britt, Aske, Christian, Linda & Jens
© Dansk Tegnefilm Kompagni 1968
Featured review
It's all about Misery
Still involved in his preoccupations with collapse of family foundation and its bonds (as evident also in his fantastic Dogme 1, FESTEN), Vinterberg comes back to Berlin with a film which is not about love at all, but about misery in general. SUBMARINO is the story of lack of love, family and commitment which is reflected in addiction, despair and murder. Looking through a glass darkly at the depressed people in times of depression, it gains its strength from the constraint approach to the subject matter. In his usual personal visions (of course, without a trembling camera after his Dogme propaganda and anti-bourgeoisie pretense), Vinterberg finds his way through a way far from any sentimentality. Grey overtones in each shot marks the world he's going to portray – a world in which everyone has forgotten all about fear and trembling. However it seems too naturalistic, SUBMARINO is able to make a survey into the lives of miserable men of the third millennium, not as a tearjerker, but as a veritable mirror
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- Субмарино
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- $815,998
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