Mifunes sidste sang

(1999)

Mifunes Sidste Sang is a 1999 Danish film directed by Søren Kragh-Jacobsen. The story revolves around Kresten, who reluctantly returns to his family's farm on Lolland after his father's death. Alongside dealing with the responsibilities of the farm, Kresten must also take care of his developmentally-challenged brother, Rud.

In order to manage the household, Kresten hires Liva, a young woman who works as a prostitute, as their maid. As they spend time together, Kresten and Liva develop a deep emotional connection. However, Kresten's complicated past comes back to haunt him when his wife discovers his previous lies, resulting in the collapse of their marriage. Moreover, his high-paying job is also jeopardized.

The dynamic of the household shifts when Liva's younger brother, Bjarke, runs away from their abusive father and seeks refuge at Kresten's farm. As the four individuals navigate their personal struggles, they form an unexpected bond and find solace in one another.

Mifunes Sidste Sang explores themes of love, forgiveness, and the struggle to overcome societal expectations. The film showcases the characters' resilience and their ability to find hope and happiness amidst adversity. With its compelling performances and powerful storytelling, Mifunes Sidste Sang is a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant drama that captivates viewers from start to finish.