When Ida is looking at the content of the bag in the beginning of the movie, everything is completely dry, even though the drawing and everything else has been exposed to water, as seen later in the movie.
Robert |
| Best Actress (Årets kvindelige hovedrolle) |
| Best Editor (Årets klipper) |
| Best Special Effects (Årets special effects) |
Ole |
| Best Actress (Bedste kvindelige hovedrolle) |
| Best Supporting Actor (Bedste mandlige birolle) |
Zulu |
| Best Actress (Årets danske skuespillerinde) |
Following up amnesia, regardless the reason, with flashbacks has been used multiple times, thus new angles are required to make a difference. In ID:A, Danes speak often good French, for example...
The old "I lost my memory and horrible things happened" scenario. It has been used quite a few times and the guys behind this, do a decent enough job to keep the tension high.
I really loved it. Not quite original scenario, but the story is told in a great manner and the whole movie is stylish and excellent shot with attentiveness to detail.
At first, I thought this one might be like the great "Memento," but about halfway through it turned into an episode of "24," more or less, and became more of an action film rather than a mystery/thriller. Everything gets "wrapped up" neatly at the end, though with a few "good" (or somewhat good) characters getting killed along the way to add that touch of tragedy so that it wouldn't feel too "light.
