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HOLIDAY (2018)

Director - Isabella Eklöf, Cinematography - Nadim Carlsen

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Holiday, Isabella Eklöf (2018)

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Victoria Carmen Sonne in First Trailer for Travel Horror Thriller 'Holiday'

"Everything passes with time. And then we're just dead." Ain't that the truth. Breaking Glass Pictures has unveiled the first official US trailer for an acclaimed psychological thriller titled Holiday, about a young woman who discovers the luxurious holiday with her drug lord boyfriend and his "family" isn't as relaxing as it's supposed to be. Made by Swedish filmmaker Isabella Eklöf, it first premiered at the Sundance Film Festival last year then went on to play at tons of festivals throughout 2018. This reminds me a bit of Coralie Fargeat's Revenge, about a woman who gets back at the men who abuse her. Newcomer Victoria Carmen Sonne stars as Sascha, and the Danish cast includes Thijs Römer, Lai Yde, Morten Hemmingsen, and Michiel de Jong. This looks crazier than I was expecting, and I hope she gets some bloody sweet revenge. ›››

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Morten Hemmingsen

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I believe in death after life.

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Opens Tomorrow, June 1, 7-9p: “I Believe in Death after Life”  Morten Hemmingsen Munch Gallery, 245 Broome St., NYC (at Ludlow) With puns and play, Copenhagen-based artist Hemmingsen creates his iconic blue/white banners, wood cuts carved with humorous one-liners or illustrated with every day objects. Carved in wood but ceramic in appearance, they draw references to the tattoo- and Danish/Dutch porcelain traditions. Also presented are paintings made on the back of vintage school posters along with selected gouache work - thru June 30