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Karen stumbles aimlessly around in Copenhagen and she ends up in a classy restaurant where she meets Stoffer who is the self-proclaimed leader for a group of individuals that live by acting as if they were mentally handicapped. The group offers something to Karen to hold onto as she begins to discover her "inner idiot" by acting irresponsibly and immaturely. This behavior causes confusion and disorder around them, which leads to anger, anxiety, and misery. The Idiots begins with several comical situations that leads to distasteful behavior, which will certainly offend most viewers. However, it is the offensive behavior that brings about a daring theme that pushes the envelop as it provides some insights into our Western civilization. This leaves the audience with an interesting cinematic experience that is shot with the Dogme 95 style. |
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| 5/22/2004 | |
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