The Man Who Thought Life
The Man Who Thought Life (Danish: Manden der tænkte ting) is a 1969 Danish science fiction thriller film directed by Jens Ravn and based upon the 1938 novel by Valdemar Holst.[1] It was entered into the 1969 Cannes Film Festival.[2]
| The Man Who Thought Life | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Jens Ravn |
| Written by | Valdemar Holst Jens Ravn Henrik Stangerup |
| Starring | John Price |
| Cinematography | Witold Leszczyński |
| Edited by | Lars Brydesen |
| Distributed by | ASA films |
Release date |
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Running time | 93 minutes |
| Country | Denmark |
| Language | Danish |
Cast
- John Price as Steinmetz
- Preben Neergaard as Max Holst
- Lotte Tarp as Susanne
- Lars Lunøe as Robert
- Kirsten Rolffes as Værtinden
- Ejner Federspiel as Butleren
- Elith Pio as Overlægen
- Jørgen Beck as Kriminalassistenten
- Tove Maës as Kasserersken
- Kai Christoffersen as Tjeneren
- Nuni Tholstrup as Sygeplejerske
- Marchen Passer as Sygeplejerske
gollark: I generally do not agree, personally, with making things "free" by pushing the costs onto other people.
gollark: So you'll just make houses more expensive even for people who don't care much, and/or increase everyone's tax burden.
gollark: Well, ultimately, someone has to pay for them?
gollark: i.e. it does not "only affect you", like smile dog said.
gollark: That affects other people, so I think most libertarians would say something should be done about that.
References
- "Manden der tænkte ting", Danmarks Nationalfilmografi, Danish Film Institute, Retrieved 4 August 2008
- "Festival de Cannes: The Man Who Thought Life". festival-cannes.com. Retrieved 7 April 2009.
External links
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