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Nattevagten (1994)
Country of Origin: Denmark
Year of Production: 1994
Running Times: 105 mins
Length: 3005 metres
Format: 35mm
Colour Format: colour
Ratio: 1.85:1
Sound: Dolby Stereo
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Companies: Thura Film/Danmarks Radio-TV Fiktion
Funding: Danske Filminstitut
Copyright: © 1994. Thura Film
Executive Producer: Jesper Boas Smith
Producer: Michael Obel
Production Manager: Jens Arnoldus
SCRIPT
Screenplay: Ole Bornedal
DIRECTION
Directed by: Ole Bornedal
Assistant Director: Peter Flinth
Script Supervisor: Karen Bentzon
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Dan Laustsen
B Camera: Søren Berthelin
Steadicam: Jacob Bonfils
Clapper Loader: Thomas Christensen
Lighting Supervisor: Michael Sørensen
Lighting: Michael Wils
Lighting Assistant: Thomas Bekker
Grip: Jacob Bonfils
Stills: Rolf Konøw
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Camilla Skousen
Assistant Editor: Molly Malene Stensgaard
Editing Assistant: Liselotte Havmøller
Negative Cutter: Zsuzsanne Schonebeck
Colour Timer: Michael Frank Nielsen
MUSIC
Music: Joachim Holbek
Music Performed by: City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
Music Conducted by: Mario Klemens
Music Recording Engineer: Juraj Durovic
SONGS AND ADDITIONAL MUSIC
Songs: Sort Sol (real name: Knud Odde), The Sandmen
SOUND
Sound: Michael Dela, Nino Jacobsen
Sound Assistant: Lars Lund
Synchronizing: Martin Schmidt, John Struck
Sound Effects: Julien Naudin
MAKE UP AND COSTUMES
Costumes: Margrethe Rasmussen
Make Up Artist: Kim Olsson
SPECIAL EFFECTS
Special Effects: Kim Olsson
VISUAL EFFECTS
Optical effects: Peter Jerris
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Production Designer: Søren Krag Sørensen
Art Director: Søren Krag Sørensen
Props: Nico
Graphics: Peter Skriver
MISCELLANEOUS
Accounts and Administration: Bettie Bach, Kristine Jørgensen,
Brigitte Parrish
Production Assistants: Laura Bergsoe, Katrine Hartmann, Mette Ambro
Kragh, Frank Omø
Dramatic Adviser: Peter Bornedahl
Transportation Coordinator: Geno Hart
Runners: Christian Zethner, Jens Stenholt
Police Liaison: Bjarne Woldiderich
Public Relations: Christel Hammer, Martine Carlsen
Trailer Created by: Michael Obel, Ole Bornedal
LOCATIONS
Locations: Copenhagen, Denmark
CAST
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Martin)
Sofie Gråbøl (Kalinka)
Kim Bodnia (Jens)
Lotte Andersen (Lotte)
Ulf Pilgaard (Inspector Wörmer)
Rikke Louise Andersson (Joyce)
Stig Hoffmeyer (Rolf)
Gyrd Løfqvist (old nightwatch)
Niels Anders Thorn (doctor)
Leif Adolfsson (theatre director)
Henrik Fiig (actor)
Jesper Hyldegaard (bar customer)
Ulrich Thomsen (pub thug #1)
Chris Friis (pub thug #2)
Peter Rygaard (servant)
Karin Rørbeck (girl at university)
Michael Goeskjær (lecturer)
Mika Heilmann (dead woman)
Michel Castenholt (gay man)
Jytte Rosholm (female doctor)
PLOT SUMMARY
Law student Martin takes a job as a night watchman in a morgue to help
finance his studies. But the bodies of the prostitute victims of a serial
killer start to arrive the police are mistakenly lead to believe that
Martin may be the killer.
AVAILABILITY
Brazil
Video Distributors: Califórnia Home Vídeo
Russia
Video Distributors: Prem'er Video Fil'm
Spain
Theatrical Distributors: Líder Films
USA
Video Distributors: Anchor Bay Entertainment
DVD Distributors: Anchor Bay Entertainment
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
Finland
Rating: K-16
France
Rating: -12
Germany
Rating: 16
Iceland
Rating: 16
Norway
Rating: 15
Spain
Rating: 18
Sweden
Rating: 15
UK
Rating: 18
USA
Rating: R
AWARDS
1995
Bodil Awards, Denmark
Bedste kvindelige birolle (Rikke Louise Andersson) - winner
Brussels International Festival of Fantasy Film, Belgium
Pegasus Audience Award (Ole Bornedal) - winner
Fantafestival, Italy
Best Actress (Rikke Louise Andersson) - winner
Best Film (Ole Bornedal) - winner
Fantasporto, Portugal (International Fantasy Film Award)
Best Film (Ole Bornedal) - nominated
Robert Festival, Denmark
Årets klipning (Camilla Skousen) - winner
Årets danske spillefilm (Ole Bornedal) - winner
Årets make-up (Michael Sørensen) - winner
Årets mandlige birolle (Kim Bodnia) - winner
Årets kvindelige birolle (Rikke Louise Andersson) - winner
Rouen Nordic Film Festival, France
Best Actor - winner
TIMELINE
1994
February
25: Denmark - theatrical release
September
11: Canada - shown at the Toronto Film Festival
1995
February
Day Unknown: Portugal - shown at the Fantasporto Film Festival
2: Germany - theatrical release
23: Netherlands - theatrical release
April
7: Sweden - theatrical release
October
12: Singapore - theatrical release
1998
February
27: Spain - theatrical release
May
Day Unknown: Hungary - video release
2001
May
29: USA - DVD release (Anchor Bay Entertainment)
POSTER TAGS
De søger en nattevagt, Martin er ikke mørkeræd,
han har kun et problem... han får jobbet!
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Il Guardiano di notte - Italian title
Nachtwache - German title
Nattvakten - Swedish title
Nightwatch - UK/US advertising title
Nightwatch - Nachtwache - German title
Nightwatch - Perigo na Noite - Brazilian title
Nocni cuvaj - Slovenian title
Le Veilleur de nuit - French title
El Vigilante nocturno - Spanish title
Yövahti - Finnish title
LINKS
REMAKE
Nightwatch (1997)
FOOTAGE INCLUDED IN
Bowie og Bornedal (1996)
Platonische Liebe (1999)
REFERENCES
epd Film vol.12 no.2 (February 1995) p.44 (Germany)
review (Nightwatch - Nachtwache by Sabine Horst)
Fangoria no.205 (August 2001) pp.62-63 (USA)
DVD review (DVD Dungeon by Michael Gingold)
Kinema no.17 (April 2002) pp.47-66 (USA)
illustrated article (Repackaging rage: The Vanishing and Nightwatch
by Steven Jay Schneider)
Svenska Dagbladet 7 April 1995 (Sweden)
review (En rysare att hålla handen till by Jeanette Gentele)
KEYWORDS
adultery, detectives, morgues, mutilation, necrophilia, prostitutes,
psychopaths, rape, serial killers, severed fingers, sex, slashers, students
Last Updated:
15 October, 2008
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