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Triangle of Sadness
director and screenwriter - Ruben Östlund
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Triangle of Sadness
Sweden-Germany-France, 2022, 143 min.
director and screenwriter - Ruben Östlund
producers – Erik Hemmendorff and Philippe Bober
camera – Fredrik Wenzel
editors – Mikel Karlsson and Ruben Östlund
production designer - Josefin Åsberg
A PLATTFORM PRODUKTION/ESSENTIAL FILMS/COPRODUCTION OFFICE co-production
intl. sales – COPRODUCTION OFFICE
BG distributor – A+ FILMS
awards:
Cannes – Golden Palm
cast:
Charlbi Dean (Yaya), Harris Dickinson (Carl), Woody Harrelson (The Captain), Dolly De Leon (Abigail), Zlatko Buric (Dimitry), Vicki Berlin (Paula), Iris Berben (Therese)
A satirist and provocateur, Swedish auteur Ruben Östlund — two-time winner of the Cannes’ Palme d’Or — relishes the controversial aspects of his work. His latest, Triangle of Sadness, for which he won his second Palme, may be his most provocative work yet; it’s certainly his fiercest and funniest.
The first of the film’s three chapters follows models Carl and Yaya. Untroubled by self-awareness or decorum, they can barely get through dinner without going for each other’s throats. In the second chapter, the couple embarks on a luxury cruise — a ship of self-destructive fools who believe themselves invincible due to their money and power. The captain leads as privileged and wasted a life as his passengers, yet espouses, ad nauseum, the virtues of Marxism. In one grotesquely and hilarious scene, he gets blind drunk and argues about Marx with the perma-drunk Russian businessman Dimitry, as the boat is beset by turbulent waters and the passengers collectively toss their very expensive cookies.
It expands the scope of the film, exposing how our addiction to comfort lays waste to common sense and the last vestiges of altruism. A troubling, gleefully misanthropic social satire, Triangle of Sadness will spark endless debate.
