A multi-millionaire wants to know how much his money can really buy in this drama from Danish filmmaker Susanne Bier. Though born and raised in Denmark, Jacob Peterson (Mads Mikkelsen) has made a life for himself in India, where he runs an orphanage for homeless children. While Jacob cares little for money, raising funds is part of the responsibilities of his position, and when he learns that Jørgan (Rolf Lassgård), a wealthy Danish businessman, is willing to donate four million dollars under the condition that he meet with him in person, Jacob grudgingly hops a flight back home. Once in Denmark, Jørgan insists that Jacob attend the wedding of his daughter the next day; at the celebration he meets Jørgan's wife, Helene (Sidse Babett Knudsen), whom he recognizes as someone he knew many years ago. As Jacob finds himself revisiting a past he would prefer to forget, he discovers that Jørgan has an ulterior motive for bringing him to Denmark -- the wealthy man is in poor health, and while the donation will help ease some of his guilt over a life of avarice, he's also looking for someone to take over as Helene's husband after he dies. Efter Brylluppet (aka After the Wedding) received its North American premiere at the 2006 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Release Date Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding) Feb 24, 2006 Wide
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Actors For Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding)

Mads Mikkelsen,Rolf Lassgård,Sidse Babett Knudsen,Stine Fischer Christensen,Christian Tafdrup,Frederik Gullits Ernst,Kristian Gullits Ernst,Ida Dwinger,Mona Malm,Neeral Mulchandani,Meenal Petal

Genres Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding) : Art House & International,Drama

Visitor Ranting & Critics For Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding)

User Ranting Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding) : 3.7
User Percentage For Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding) : 86 %
User Count Like for Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding) : 83,027
All Critics Ranting For Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding) : 7.4
All Critics Count For Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding) : 102
All Critics Percentage For Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding) : 87 %

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Review For Efter brylluppet (After the Wedding)
Lovely, dense and surprising.
Roger Moore-Orlando Sentinel

One of the more interesting themes of this movie is the question of which is more important to a cause, the man or the money.
Jonathan F. Richards-Film.com

Yes, they throw more than rice at this Wedding, but it's all in service of an astutely observed and sometimes shattering human drama.
Eleanor Ringel Gillespie-Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Bier's not timid about tossing any number of volatile ingredients into an already-simmering pot.
Robert Denerstein-Denver Rocky Mountain News

You leave the movie feeling exhausted, argumentative and exhilarated, surely the sign of a powerful film in any language.
Michael Booth-Denver Post

It's a traumatic journey peeling away those layers of secrecy, repression and regret, but the actors are equal to those hyper-emotional demands. After the Wedding is a story told with unsparing honesty and skill.
Colin Covert-Minneapolis Star Tribune

As a critic, I don't always have the luxury of choosing everything I see. And a lucky thing, too, because director Susanne Bier's After the Wedding is making a strong argument that my instincts about Danish cinema are wrong wrong wrong.
Heather Huntington-ReelzChannel.com

Une oeuvre aussi sincère que les intentions de ses protagonistes qui épate par l'efficacité d'une mise en scènes dont les rouages se veulent entièrement au service du discours
Jean-François Vandeuren-Panorama

Un buen ejemplo de cómo se puede hacer una película madura y atrapante con el mismo argumento base de una telenovela mexicana.
Enrique Buchichio-Uruguay Total

It's a treat when a movie offers characters this rich and layered.
Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone-TheMovieChicks.com

One of the very best films to be released in America in the first third of 2007.
Tim Brayton-Antagony & Ecstasy

After the Wedding is seamless, holding our attention, engaging our emotions and satisfying our cinematic needs with a story of human weakness, strength, heart and the capriciousness of fate
Urban Cinefile Critics-Urban Cinefile

Every scene is kissed with irony, the characters all seem believably flawed, the narrative unfolds with just the right storytelling panache and everything else about the production seems right.
William Arnold-Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Those willing to overlook its emotional grandstanding will find much to admire and even more to think about in this Oscar-nominated Danish drama.
Chris Kaltenbach-Baltimore Sun

A paradoxical, if ultimately plausible, portrait of a fractured family whose emotions can not be contained when the skeletons belatedly come bursting out of the closet.
Kam Williams-NewsBlaze

Some of the scenes are downright devastating, as the various characters come to terms with their own choices. It's not nearly as spectacular as other contemporary Danish films, but the craft and acting bring it above the genre in which it slips.
Jason Gorber-Film Scouts

Uma obra de intensa carga emocional.
Pablo Villaca-Cinema em Cena

Bier [is] the latest in a long line of filmmakers who have mastered the art of making movies about people we can all thank God we're not.
Josh Rosenblatt-Austin Chronicle

The portent of [director] Bier's unyielding vision may turn some viewers off, but she has the extraordinarily moving story to warrant the self-conscious artiness.
John Thomason-Orlando Weekly

Helene, caught like Jacob between lives, spends much of the film trying to explicate choices that now look only wrong.
Cynthia Fuchs-PopMatters

There are certainly some big emotional moments here that vibrate with emotional intensity, but they always stop short of sheer theatrics, and it doesn't feel like any of them are unearned.
Rob Thomas-Capital Times (Madison, WI)