The cheerful taxi driver Basse gets his life turned upside down when the lord of a widow's baroness gets into his carriage. The servant is to hand over a letter to the baroness's granddaughter, Povl, with bad news: At the request of two spiritists, she leaves him hereditary.
Should you bother? If you like black-and-white comedies that feel like a warm hug from your great-grandfather, you might dig Ud i den kolde sne. It is not exactly high art, and if you hate theatrical dialogue where everyone projects to the back row of a theater, you will probably want to turn it off within ten minutes....
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Lau Lauritzen
Reggie Morris
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"Should you bother? If you like black-and-white comedies that feel like a warm hug from your great-grandfather, you might dig Ud i den kolde sne. It is not exactly high art, and if you hate theatrical dialogue where everyone projects to the back row of a theater, you will probably want to turn it off within ten minutes. But for fans of classic Danish cinema, it is a decent enough way to spend a rainy afternoon. The whole thing kicks off with Basse, who is just your standard, overly cheerful taxi..."
Alice O'Fredericks, Lau Lauritzen
Denmark
