Adam's Apples
Adam's Apples

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Ivan is a priest in a rural church known for the apples that grow on a large tree in front. He's odd: seeing the world through rose-colored glasses, in denial about personal facts, and convinced he's at war with Satan. The rectory is a halfway house for recently-paroled convicts. Adam arrives for 12 weeks, a large, tough neo-Nazi, first baffled by Ivan's thick-headed optimism, then angry. He vows to break Ivan's faith. Meanwhile, in exasperation at Ivan's insistence, Adam set... (Full plot summary below)

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Ivan is a priest in a rural church known for the apples that grow on a large tree in front. He's odd: seeing the world through rose-colored glasses, in denial about personal facts, and convinced he's at war with Satan. The rectory is a halfway house for recently-paroled convicts. Adam arrives for 12 weeks, a large, tough neo-Nazi, first baffled by Ivan's thick-headed optimism, then angry. He vows to break Ivan's faith. Meanwhile, in exasperation at Ivan's insistence, Adam sets a personal goal: to bake an apple pie. All goes awry for the tree: crows, worms, lightning. The Book of Job gives Adam perverse insight, and his hooligan mates provide the resolution.

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Film Scouts - 9/10 by Jason GorberAnother delightful film from the Netherlands, this one about an oblivious priest and a Neo-Nazi who inadvertently finds redemption.
Urban Cinefile - 9/10 by Urban Cinefile CriticsWinner of 14 different awards, it comes from the gifted Anders Thomas Jensen, who excels in black comedy
Newsday - 9/10 by Jan StuartFor all its roughhouse antics, Adam's Apples is almost improbably sweet: a rude comedy that the devout and heathen alike can hold to their breasts.
MovieFreak.com - 9/10 by Sara Michelle FettersJensen's film is absolutely fearless. Much like Borat, this one brazenly pushes buttons and shatters taboos most other dark comedies avoid like the plague.
New York Daily News - 8/10 by Elizabeth WeitzmanJensen tarnishes the lining of every cloud in one wickedly funny scene after another.
San Francisco Chronicle - 8/10 by G. Allen JohnsonThis oddball story, written and directed by Anders Thomas Jen sen, whom Dogme followers might remember from his screenplay for the 1999 hit "Mifune," is more than a one-joke concept. Its characters are sometimes cruel, sometimes sweet, but always recognizably human.
Variety - 8/10 by Gunnar RehlinA funny, politically incorrect and, somewhere deep down, thoughtful black comedy, Adam's Apples is the third and final film in helmer-writer Anders Thomas Jensen's excellent trilogy centered on oddballs and misfits in Denmark.
TV Guide - 8/10 by Ken FoxPeculiar but oddly winsome fable about the spiritual journeys of two diametrically opposed characters.
Film Threat - 8/10 by KJ DoughtonAdam's Apples slams together good and evil for maximum black-comedy impact.
Hollywood Reporter - 8/10 by Frank ScheckIts screenplay attempts to blend outrageous black humor with biblical allegory in an ultimately unsuccessful fashion.

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