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    Breaking The Waves (1996) Criterion Collection

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    Breaking The Waves (1996) Criterion Collection

    Breaking The Waves (1996) Criterion Collection
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    Language: English | Subtitle: English Included | 2h 39mn | 757.57MB | 3% Recovery
    Genre: Drama | Romance | Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 46 wins & 17 nominations.
    IMDb Rating: 7.9/10 (40,205 users)

    Director: Lars von Trier
    Drama set in a repressed, deeply religious community in the north of Scotland, where a naive young woman named Bess McNeil meets and falls in love with Danish oil-rig worker Jan. Bess and Jan are deeply in love but, when Jan returns to his rig, Bess prays to God that he returns for good. Jan does return, his neck broken in an accident aboard the rig. Because of his condition, Jan and Bess are now unable to enjoy a sexual relationship and Jan urges Bess to take another lover and tell him the details. As Bess becomes more and more deviant in her sexual behavior, the more she comes to believe that her actions are guided by God and are helping Jan recover.

    Criterion Collection #705 Synopsis:
    Lars von Trier became an international sensation with this galvanizing realist fable about sex and spiritual transcendence. In an Oscar-nominated performance, Emily Watson stuns as Bess, a simple, pious newlywed in a tiny Scottish village who gives herself up to a shocking form of martyrdom after her husband (Stellan Skarsgård) is paralyzed in an oil rig accident. Breaking the Waves, both brazen and tender, profane and pure, is an examination of the expansiveness of faith and of its limits.
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