Age Of Uprising Review

Age Of Uprising
16th century, France. When Michael Kohlhaas (Mikkelsen), a horse dealer with a contented family life, is wronged by a haughty young aristocrat, he pursues legal redress. But when his wife is murdered, he raises a militia and brings the pain.

by David Parkinson |
Published on
Release Date:

03 Jan 2014

Running Time:

122 minutes

Certificate:

15

Original Title:

Age Of Uprising

Seeking to turn Heinrich von Kleist’s anti-Napoleonic allegory into a rallying cry against credit crunch fat cats, this leaden relocating of an iconic German saga to 16th-century France isn’t helped by the miscast Mads Mikkelsen’s morose display as Michael Kohlhaas.

Cloddy period stodge.
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