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Dark Blossom

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Josephine has colorful wigs, a large heavy nose ring and collects bones from road-kills. She is 20 years old and has never been part of the handball clique in the small town in Denmark where she grew up. Instead, in goth culture, she has found her two friends -- the maximalist with the self-proclaimed name Mareridt and the reflective Christian, Jay. Armed with hefty makeup and wild outfits, the Gothic trinity fights to control their inner demons and together they create a free space where they can unfold undisturbed. But one day Josephine falls in love and as her black beating heart begins to beat for something other than darkness, their precious friendship is threatened.

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Wendy Ide Screen International 05/03/2021
It's an illuminating glimpse into a closed culture which boasts an abrasive energy and humour... Go to Full Review
Christopher Cross Tilt Magazine 02/15/2022
3/5
For those unfamiliar with modern goth culture, its a fascinating introduction through three people whose backgrounds offer a significant opportunity for deeper analysis. Go to Full Review
Taylor Baker Drink in the Movies 08/19/2021
62/100
The assembled footage in Dark Blossom primarily shows the activities and social situations that our three subjects navigate through. Their predilections and aversions. Go to Full Review
Pat Mullen POV Magazine 05/22/2021
Dark Blossom is a rebellious coming of age story with a defiant tone and proudly counter-cultural essence. Go to Full Review
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Synopsis Josephine has colorful wigs, a large heavy nose ring and collects bones from road-kills. She is 20 years old and has never been part of the handball clique in the small town in Denmark where she grew up. Instead, in goth culture, she has found her two friends -- the maximalist with the self-proclaimed name Mareridt and the reflective Christian, Jay. Armed with hefty makeup and wild outfits, the Gothic trinity fights to control their inner demons and together they create a free space where they can unfold undisturbed. But one day Josephine falls in love and as her black beating heart begins to beat for something other than darkness, their precious friendship is threatened.
Director
Frigge Fri
Producer
Mathilde Hvid Lippmann, Signe Bruntse
Screenwriter
Frigge Fri
Production Co
Made in Copenhagen
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 21m