Drunk

Martin and three of his friends work at the same high school as somewhat burnt-out teachers. One evening, they decide to test a theory claiming that a slight intoxication by a constant blood alcohol level expands the mind, reduces worries, and increases creativity. The first results are positive: their lessons and their results improve and the group feels alive again! But then boundaries are crossed.\n\nSpecifically for Cinema ZED Hasselt Na the screening of Drunk places historian Margo Buelens-Terryn and media historian Bart G. Moens, curators of the exhibition The shadow of the bottle. An image struggle from glass plate to film in the Jenever Museum, the film in a broader historical perspective. All visitors will also receive a free ticket for the expo.\n\nCommentaar Met Drunk award-winning director Thomas Vinterberg largely returns to the crew with which he made the phenomenal Jagten. Back then they bagged an Oscar nomination, this time they were actually allowed to take home the statuette for Beste Internationale Film. The script was once again by Tobias Lindholm and among the actors we recognize, alongside world star Mads Mikkelsen de Deense, top actors Thomas Bo Larsen, Lars Ranthe and Susse Wold. Winston Churchills famous quip that he owes more to alcohol than alcohol has taken from him, is questioned here in an intense way.