Kresten (Berthelsen), a self-made Yuppie, lives a life of secrets and
lies. But when he's stranded in the middle of nowhere with what remains
of his family (the utterly unique Asholt), the truth starts to surface —
and he's not the only one with a chequered past. Mifune is the third
product of Dogme95. If it's the least original, it's also the warmest
and the funniest; director Soren Kragh-Jacobsen has an affection for
his characters sometimes missing from the coruscating visions of
Vinterberg and Von Trier. This is quality small-scale entertainment,
crafted with heart, brains and humour to spare.
