Feature2006·124m·7.1

After the Wedding

Drama

A manager of an orphanage in India is sent to Copenhagen, Denmark, where he discovers a life-altering family secret.

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Cast

Mads Mikkelsen

Jacob Pederson

Stine Fischer Christensen

Anna

Sidse Babett Knudsen

Helene

Rolf Lassgård

Jørgen

Christian Tafdrup

Christian

Ida Dwinger

Annette

Mona Malm

Famor

Neel Rønholt

Mille

Anne Fletting

Secretary

Frederik Gullits Ernst

Martin

Kristian Gullits Ernst

Morten

Niels Anders Thorn

Priest

Henning Jensen

Man

Thomas Voss

Young waiter

Troels II Munk

Head Waiter

Julie R. Ølgaard

Hotel girl

Claus Flygare

Wedding Chauffeur

Meenal Petal

Mrs. Shaw

Neeral Mulchandani

Pramod

Rita Angela

Ældre dame

Details

Status
Released
Original language
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Zentropa EntertainmentsAfter The WeddingSigma FilmsSVTDet Danske FilminstitutNordisk Film Denmark

Crew

Director

Susanne Bier

Writers

Anders Thomas Jensen, Susanne Bier, Anders Thomas Jensen

Johan Söderqvist

Original Music Composer

Pernille Bech Christensen

Editor

Morten Højbjerg

Editor

Manon Rasmussen

Costume Design

Morten Søborg

Director of Photography

Søren Skjær

Production Design

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

10/4/2023

8.0

I wouldn't quite rate it as highly as some have online, but I do agree that <em>'After the Wedding'</em> is a great film! It took me a little while to warm to this but eventually I had a positive time watching it, it even manages to pack a more emotional punch towards the end... it genuinely had me feeling sad for the characters. The flick probably overruns slightly as it could've reached the aforementioned conclusion quicker, but that's a very small criticism. Mads Mikkelsen, Sidse Babett Knudsen and Stine Fischer Christensen are big performers throughout, credit to all three of them. Rolf Lassgård is, however, the star of the show in my opinion - a top notch performance, particularly for the crux of the plot. I felt his character's emotion. I did almost agree with many others online by giving it around 9/10, though I settled on 8/10... it's not far off, I admit. Either way, and more pertinently, it's a film that holds quality.