It's an unusual film, and certainly a worthwhile one. The actors deliver strong performances in this 2005 movie. Mads Mikkelsen is clearly the most memorable – he’s excellent. Ulrich Thomsen doesn't have a huge amount to do, but still makes a significant impression; it’s funny how much someone’s appearance can affect your perception of them, and that final scene has a rather subtle head-trip moment! I’m not ent…

Adam's Apples functions as both a dismantling and a spoof of the Book of Job; it does so by acknowledging and emphasizing the dark humor present within the biblical story, and also by correctly suggesting that Job’s madness is more worthy of discussion than his patience. Danish priest Ivan (played by Mads Mikkelsen) embodies aspects of both Job and Don Quixote (the costume designers deserve recognition for dressin…

This is agreeable dark comedy from Denmark.