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The modern welfare state is reasonably well organized so it takes a special effort to let go and surrender to the instincts. In the tragicomedy The Idiots by Lars von Trier, a group of young men and women turn their backs on mainstream society and create a collective to cultivate their inner idiot. Provoke the people around them themselves and acting as retarded, but it was something more than a simple role play? Where does the game and where reality begins? Only one person in the group, the Karen naive pristine feelings, is capable of converting, with courage and determination, bloody game seriously.

The Idiots, which was presented at the Festival de Cannes in 1998, was shot in a technically primitive following the principles of Dogme. But ideologically it is a complex and challenging, demonically ambiguous, mocking, inescapable. Lars von Trier himself has been behind the camera follows his characters with a mixture of fascination and irony and humanity has created a film that alternates between humor indiscreet and susceptibility. The actress Bodil Jørgensen Karen makes the most emotional character in the film, Bess clearly similar to von Trier's film Breaking waves.

Lars von Trier born in Denmark in 1956. He finished his studies at the National Film School in Denmark. Four of his films have been selected for the official section of Cannes Film Festival: The Element of Crime (1984), Europe (1990), Breaking Waves (1996) and most recently Dancing in the Dark (2000), having obtained all different awards . Since its inception Trier has attracted the attention of critics, but it was with the movies The Kingdom 1 and 2 (1994 and 1997) who revealed to the general public through television. The Idiots, his seventh feature film, has succeeded at both critics and audiences.