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“INCENDIARY.

MADS MIKKELSEN IS RIVETING.” –Betsy Sharkey, LOS ANGELES TIMES

“HHHH. MIKKELSEN PLAYS AGAINST TYPE

SUPERBLY,running the gamut from easygoing warmth tobursts of rage to agonized isolation. His everynote rings true, and it’s easy to see why hewon best actor at the Cannes Film Festivalfor this performance.” –Claudia Puig, USA TODAY

“PROPELLED BY MADS MIKKELSEN’SSHATTERING PERFORMANCEas the blameless man whose life threatens tobe destroyed, the film is superbly acted by acast that never strikes a false note or softensthe impact with consolatory sentiment.” –David Rooney, THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

“MIKKELSEN IS MAGNETICALLYCOMPELLING.’’ –Elizabeth Weitzman, NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

“Mads Mikkelsen delivers what might turn out to be anOscar-winning performance for The Hunt. He has alreadywon Best Actor at Cannes and deservedly so, his acting is anastonishing tour de force, tight-of-jaw, cut-glass cheekbones,seething with unresolved passions and a highly moralcode that propels him through every frame.” –Sophia Stuart, THE HUFFINGTON POST

“MIKKELSEN IS FLAT OUT BRILLIANT,wasting not a gesture as Lucas, a divorced fortysomethingwho has taken up day-care work after his teaching job was downsized.” –Colin Cover, MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE

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