Doctor Harvig

Name: Doctor Harvig
Genre: Drama
Released: 2017-10-03
Duration: 1 h 28 min
Rating: 7.9
Cast: Nils Aasholm, Ulver Skuli Abildgaard, Eric Braspenning

2017
1h 28min

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Trailer to the feature film DOCTOR HARVIG; a story about a retired brain surgeon who wants to change the course of the Danish Government; motivated by a guilty conscience he takes matters in his own hands.
This Nordic noir film stars the talented actors, Kristian Halken and Paw Henriksen, shot by the skillful cinematographer Alex Almbjerg, music composed by the savvy Henrik Lindstrand, post production by the capable hands of SlowMotion fx, edited by the young gun Nils Aasholm sound by the inventive GiLyd and written and directed by Craig Frank.
DOCTOR HARVIG is a psychological drama.

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Written by Craig Frank
Performed by The Resonators
Rue Randall
Kenneth Johansen
Jesper Fogh Svendsen
Produced by Jacob Heldt

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8/10

Something is rotten in the state of Denmark

There is no doubt that Doctor Harvig serves a function as showing Denmarks (not so talked about) dirty laundry, regarding involvement in certain wars. The film may offer moral and political arguing views wrapped in a string of thriller-like sceneries to advance the plot, but we are as viewers challenged with the question of why we should accept these wars as a passable thing in history.

The essential dilemmas are compelling and there is enough cinematic substance to entertain a deep thinking film with an intense approach to the actions of the characters. We are left with the overwhelming sense that the involvement in wars are grim and gloomy episodes in Danish history. But nevertheless, it is a journey worth taking.