| Breaking The Waves | |||||
| Lionsgate (1996) | |||||
| Drama, Romance | |||||
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| Udo Kier | Sadistic Sailor | |
| Emily Watson | Bess McNeill | |
| Jean-Marc Barr | Terry | |
| Katrin Cartlidge | Dodo McNeill | |
| Stellan Skarsgard | ||
| Stellan Skarsgård | Jan Nyman | |
| Adrian Rawlins | Dr. Richardson | |
| Jonathan Hackett | Priest | |
| Sandra Voe | Mother | |
| Mikkel Gaup | Pits | |
| Roef Ragas | Pim | |
| Gordon Clapp | ||
| Artisan Dvd | ||
| Bob Gunton | ||
| Ken Jenkins | ||
| Mary McDonnell | ||
| Will Oldham | ||
| Bill Paxton | ||
| John Sayles | ||
| David Strathairn | ||
| Kevin Tighe |
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| Producer | Peter Aalbaek Jensen
Vibeke Widelov Axel Helgeland Peter Aalbæk Jensen |
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| Writer | Lars Von Trier
Peter Asmussen |
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"An Amazing Film Of Oceanic Power!" -Chicago Tribune When Bess, a naïve young woman, marries Jan, a handsome oil-rig worker, she experiences passion and physical pleasure that she never imagined. Their bliss is cut short when an accident on the rig leaves Jan paralyzed. Believing he will never make love to Bess again, he tells her to take other lovers, convincing her that this will help his recovery. Bess is sent spiraling into a world of dark emotions she cannot understand. Remarkable performances by Emily Watson, Katrin Cartlidge and Stellan Skarsgard leave an incredible impression on your heart. |
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