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''Adam's Apples'' ([=Adams Æbler=]) (''Adams æbler'') is a dense Danish {{Dramedy}} from 2005, written and directed by Creator/AndersThomasJensen and starring Creator/MadsMikkelsen and Creator/UlrichThomsen.
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* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: An example powered by denial, rather than belief. Ivan has an inoperable brain tumor that ''should'' have killed him, but because he so staunchly refuses to accept that it even exists, he is still alive and even relatively physically healthy.
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* OnlySaneMan: Ironically, Adam the neo-Nazi thug is the only one who seems to notice anything strange about Ivan's delusional optimism, the blatant criminality of his fellow parolees, is the only one to express any concern about Sarah's drinking while pregnant, is far more disturbed by the dying Paul's distress, and is the only one to notice anything strange about Dr. Kolberg's bedside manner or lack thereof.
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* WideEyedIdealist: Ivan, in Adam's eyes. He resolutely refuses to see bad in anyone or anything, to the point of completely denying it.
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* WideEyedIdealist: Ivan, in Adam's eyes. He resolutely refuses to see bad in anyone or anything, to the point of completely denying it.it.
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* BornUnlucky: Ivan, whose life seems to be a long streak of bad luck.
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* BelievingTheirOwnLies: A rather tragic example with Ivan. His belief in his own lies is not only what stands between him and a probable complete mental breakdown, seeing how his life has been one long parade of extreme misery, it is also what keeps him alive, as his staunch refusal to believe that he has a lethal brain tumor is strong that it is actually hindering the tumor's growth.
* BornUnlucky: Ivan, whose life seems to be a long streak of bad luck. His mother died when he was young, him and his sister was molested by their father on near daily basis throughout their childhoods, leading his sister to eventually commit suicide, his son was born with a severe disability, leading his wife to commit suicide, and he was diagnosed with a lethal brain tumor.
* BornUnlucky: Ivan, whose life seems to be a long streak of bad luck. His mother died when he was young, him and his sister was molested by their father on near daily basis throughout their childhoods, leading his sister to eventually commit suicide, his son was born with a severe disability, leading his wife to commit suicide, and he was diagnosed with a lethal brain tumor.
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* SelectiveObliviousness: Following a life that seems like nothing but one endless streak of bad luck, this behavior has become pathological to Ivan, to point where almost everything he says are BlatantLies (though [[BelievingTheirOwnLies he fully believes them himself]]), such as claiming his severely disabled son is a completely healthy and normal kid, his wife who committed suicide is "around somewhere", and the criminals in his care are all reformed even though they clearly still frequently engage in their old crimes. Ultimately though, his obliviousness is what keeps him alive.
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It tells the story of the Neo-Nazi criminal, Adam (Thomsen), freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish (Mikkelsen), joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief in the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, while the second believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger the tension is between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong {{A|nAesop}}esopian element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
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It tells the story of the Neo-Nazi criminal, Adam (Thomsen), freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of Ivan (Mikkelsen), a pastor in a small village parish (Mikkelsen), parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief in the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, while the second believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger the tension is between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong {{A|nAesop}}esopian element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
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A dense Danish {{Dramedy}} with Creator/MadsMikkelsen.
It tells the story of a Neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief in the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, while the second believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger the tension is between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong {{A|nAesop}}esopian element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
It tells the story of a Neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief in the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, while the second believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger the tension is between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong {{A|nAesop}}esopian element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
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Creator/MadsMikkelsen and Creator/UlrichThomsen.
It tells the story ofa the Neo-Nazi criminal criminal, Adam (Thomsen), freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, parish (Mikkelsen), joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief in the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, while the second believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger the tension is between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong {{A|nAesop}}esopian element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
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A dense Danish {{Dramedy}} telling with Creator/MadsMikkelsen.
It tells the story of a Neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief in the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, while the second believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger the tension is between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong {{A|nAesop}}esopian element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
It tells the story of a Neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief in the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, while the second believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger the tension is between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong {{A|nAesop}}esopian element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
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A dense Danish {{Dramedy}} telling the story of a Neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief in the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, while the second believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger the tension is between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong [[AnAesop Aesopian]] {{A|nAesop}}esopian element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
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* MessianicArchetype: Ivan, a special case of [[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory Everyone Being Jesus In Purgatory]] (even though he is more strongly suggested to be a Job).
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A dense Danish {{Dramedy}} telling the story of a neo-Nazi Neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief of in the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, while the second believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger is the tension is between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong [[AnAesop Aesopian]] element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
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* ImpossibleTask: played with. Making an apple pie seems absurdly simple for an ultimate task a of a time spent on community service, but in the end turns out to be almost impossible.
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* ImpossibleTask: played with. {{Played with}}. Making an apple pie seems absurdly simple for an ultimate task as a of a time spent goal while on community service, but in the end turns out to be almost impossible.
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A dense Danish {{Dramedy}} telling the story of a neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief of the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, and the second believing only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger is the tension between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong [[AnAesop Aesopian]] element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
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A dense Danish {{Dramedy}} telling the story of a neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief of the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, and while the second believing believes only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger is the tension between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong [[AnAesop Aesopian]] element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]].
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* DeusExMachina: the ending. (Alternatively, and this is what Adam is suggested to think, [[spoiler:the actual Deus was involved.]])
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* DeusExMachina: the ending. (Alternatively, and this is what Adam is suggested to think, [[spoiler:the actual Deus was involved.]])involved]].)
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* MessianicArchetype: Ivan Ivan, a special case of [[EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory Everyone Being Jesus In Purgatory]] (even though he is more strongly suggested to be a Job).
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* StoicWoobie: Ivan.
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A dense Danish {{Dramedy}} telling the story of a neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief of the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, and the second believing only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger is the tension between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong [[AnAesop Aesopian]] element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]] (though, as usual in such cases, YourMileageMayVary).
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-> ''- The devil is testing us.''
-> ''- By stopping me from baking a cake?''
A dense Danish {{Dramedy}} telling the story of a neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief of the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, and the second believing only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger is the tension between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong [[AnAesop Aesopian]] element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]] (though, as usual in such cases, YourMileageMayVary).
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!!Contains the following tropes:
* AsTheGoodBookSays: after all, Ivan's a preacher.
* TheAtoner: in a way, all the characters except Ivan and his son (and maybe Dr. Kolberg).
* BaldOfEvil: Adam, in the beginning.
* BeliefMakesYouStupid: this is how Adam interprets Ivan's behaviour.
* BornUnlucky: Ivan.
* BreakTheCutie: what Adam tries to do to Ivan.
* ButtMonkey: Ivan.
* CosmicPlaything
* ConsultingMisterPuppet: Gunnar and his cat.
* CrapsackWorld
* DespairEventHorizon: [[spoiler:eventually happens to Ivan]].
* DeusAngstMachina: very much.
* DeusExMachina: the ending. (Alternatively, and this is what Adam is suggested to think, [[spoiler:the actual Deus was involved.]])
* DramaticThunder
* DrivenToSuicide: Ivan's wife.
* EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory: especially Ivan.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood
* [[FeatheredFiend Feathered Fiends]]: the [[RavensAndCrows crows]] attacking the apple tree.
* GiveMeBackMyWallet: Adam's response to [[StickyFingers Gunnar's]] attempt to steal his personal things.
* GodIsEvil: Adam's initial version.
* GodIsGood: Ivan's initial belief.
* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: Sarah.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:Adam]].
* HowDoYouLikeThemApples
* ImpossibleTask: played with. Making an apple pie seems absurdly simple for an ultimate task a of a time spent on community service, but in the end turns out to be almost impossible.
* InMysteriousWays: possibly [[AnAesop the Aesop]] of the whole movie.
* TheLostLenore: Ivan's wife.
* MadDoctor: Dr. Kolberg clearly has [[SoftSpokenSadist some issues]].
* MessianicArchetype: Ivan (even though he is more strongly suggested to be a Job).
* {{Minimalism}}
* NaziGrandpa: Paul.
* ParentalObliviousness: taken to extremes in Ivan's case.
* ThePollyanna: Ivan.
* PluckyComicRelief: Gunnar, but even he is more tragic than funny.
* PreacherMan: Ivan.
* PreachersKid: totally subverted. Poor Christopher does not have many opportunities to be neither very good nor very bad.
* [[spoiler:ReformedCriminal]]: Adam.
* RuleOfSymbolism
* SanctuaryOfSolitude: Ivan's church for Ivan.
* StickyFingers: Gunnar.
* StoicWoobie: Ivan.
* TeamPet: Gunnar's cat.
* ThoseWackyNazis: Adam and Paul.
* VillainProtagonist: Adam.
* WideEyedIdealist: Ivan, in Adam's eyes.
-> ''- The devil is testing us.''
-> ''- By stopping me from baking a cake?''
A dense Danish {{Dramedy}} telling the story of a neo-Nazi criminal freshly released from prison, who is ordered to do some community service under the supervision of a pastor in a small village parish, joins the community of social outcasts sharing the same fate, and chooses as his goal making an apple pie out of the apples growing in the parish's orchard. The main source of drama in the movie comes from the exploration of the differences between the characters and beliefs of both men, one of whom, in spite of his unusually thorny life, has an unshaken belief of the ultimate goodness of God and his creation, and the second believing only in physical strength and determination. They do not discuss much, but the more they come to know each other the stronger is the tension between them, which results in an unexpected ending with a strong [[AnAesop Aesopian]] element which [[GainaxEnding leaves more questions than it solves]] (though, as usual in such cases, YourMileageMayVary).
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!!Contains the following tropes:
* AsTheGoodBookSays: after all, Ivan's a preacher.
* TheAtoner: in a way, all the characters except Ivan and his son (and maybe Dr. Kolberg).
* BaldOfEvil: Adam, in the beginning.
* BeliefMakesYouStupid: this is how Adam interprets Ivan's behaviour.
* BornUnlucky: Ivan.
* BreakTheCutie: what Adam tries to do to Ivan.
* ButtMonkey: Ivan.
* CosmicPlaything
* ConsultingMisterPuppet: Gunnar and his cat.
* CrapsackWorld
* DespairEventHorizon: [[spoiler:eventually happens to Ivan]].
* DeusAngstMachina: very much.
* DeusExMachina: the ending. (Alternatively, and this is what Adam is suggested to think, [[spoiler:the actual Deus was involved.]])
* DramaticThunder
* DrivenToSuicide: Ivan's wife.
* EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory: especially Ivan.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood
* [[FeatheredFiend Feathered Fiends]]: the [[RavensAndCrows crows]] attacking the apple tree.
* GiveMeBackMyWallet: Adam's response to [[StickyFingers Gunnar's]] attempt to steal his personal things.
* GodIsEvil: Adam's initial version.
* GodIsGood: Ivan's initial belief.
* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: Sarah.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:Adam]].
* HowDoYouLikeThemApples
* ImpossibleTask: played with. Making an apple pie seems absurdly simple for an ultimate task a of a time spent on community service, but in the end turns out to be almost impossible.
* InMysteriousWays: possibly [[AnAesop the Aesop]] of the whole movie.
* TheLostLenore: Ivan's wife.
* MadDoctor: Dr. Kolberg clearly has [[SoftSpokenSadist some issues]].
* MessianicArchetype: Ivan (even though he is more strongly suggested to be a Job).
* {{Minimalism}}
* NaziGrandpa: Paul.
* ParentalObliviousness: taken to extremes in Ivan's case.
* ThePollyanna: Ivan.
* PluckyComicRelief: Gunnar, but even he is more tragic than funny.
* PreacherMan: Ivan.
* PreachersKid: totally subverted. Poor Christopher does not have many opportunities to be neither very good nor very bad.
* [[spoiler:ReformedCriminal]]: Adam.
* RuleOfSymbolism
* SanctuaryOfSolitude: Ivan's church for Ivan.
* StickyFingers: Gunnar.
* StoicWoobie: Ivan.
* TeamPet: Gunnar's cat.
* ThoseWackyNazis: Adam and Paul.
* VillainProtagonist: Adam.
* WideEyedIdealist: Ivan, in Adam's eyes.