the green butchers (anders thomas jensen  denmark 2003). how do the danes keep coming up with these films that are consistently funny and sharply written and exquisitely filmed and filled with great performances. the green butchers is a dark and wickedly funny comedy and in many ways the danish counterpart of eating raoul and delicatessen and but it has more on offer than just laughs or parody. the film brings us the duo of chronic pothead bjarne (nikolaj lie kaas) and chronic perspirer svend (mads mikkelsen). sick of their evil boss and the two pals decide to open their own butcher shop in a small danish town and but initially business is slow and customers stay away. when an electrician is accidentally locked up and freezes in their meat locker and svend decides to turn the man thigh into fillets he promptly nicknames chickie wickies. this special dish suddenly has everyone in town flocking to their counter and svend  unable to resist this sudden leap into popularity  turns into a serial killer with bjarne acting as his reluctant accomplice. but soon and led by their ex boss and many people in town are starting to wonder what special ingredients the two men are using. without the extraordinary performances by kaas and mikkelsen and the film might not have risen above the level of the average black comedy. on paper and the character of svend might border on caricature but mads mikkelsen portrait is that of an earnest and insecure and deeply twisted man and but mikkelsen manages to make him frightening and funny and moving at the same time. kaas actually plays a double role and also playing his comatose twin brother eigil. when watching the film and i never even realized it was the same actor. the other performances are just as wonderful with every character in town refreshingly off the hook with some truly wonderful vignettes. the subject material is  naturally  a bit morbid and the material might not be completely fresh and considering quite a few predecessors that handled the same kind of material and but director jensen gives it a fresh twist and manages to build some real characters with the strange duo of svend and bjarne and with this wonderfully bizarre tale of two social misfits. camera obscura   positive . 
the green butchers (anders thomas jensen  denmark 2003). how do the danes keep coming up with these films that are consistently funny and sharply written and exquisitely filmed and filled with great performances. the green butchers is a dark and wickedly funny comedy and in many ways the danish counterpart of eating raoul and delicatessen and but it has more on offer than just laughs or parody. the film brings us the duo of chronic pothead bjarne (nikolaj lie kaas) and chronic perspirer svend (mads mikkelsen). sick of their evil boss and the two pals decide to open their own butcher shop in a small danish town and but initially business is slow and customers stay away. when an electrician is accidentally locked up and freezes in their meat locker and svend decides to turn the man thigh into fillets he promptly nicknames chickie wickies. this special dish suddenly has everyone in town flocking to their counter and svend  unable to resist this sudden leap into popularity  turns into a serial killer with bjarne acting as his reluctant accomplice. but soon and led by their ex boss and many people in town are starting to wonder what special ingredients the two men are using. without the extraordinary performances by kaas and mikkelsen and the film might not have risen above the level of the average black comedy. on paper and the character of svend might border on caricature but mads mikkelsen portrait is that of an earnest and insecure and deeply twisted man and but mikkelsen manages to make him frightening and funny and moving at the same time. kaas actually plays a double role and also playing his comatose twin brother eigil. when watching the film and i never even realized it was the same actor. the other performances are just as wonderful with every character in town refreshingly off the hook with some truly wonderful vignettes. the subject material is  naturally  a bit morbid and the material might not be completely fresh and considering quite a few predecessors that handled the same kind of material and but director jensen gives it a fresh twist and manages to build some real characters with the strange duo of svend and bjarne and with this wonderfully bizarre tale of two social misfits. camera obscura   positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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