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Danish director Lars von Triers's film leads to walkouts, outrage at Cannes
Updated On: 16 May, 2018 08:04 AM IST | Cannes | IANS
The House That Jack Built follows a serial killer (Matt Dillon) as he mutilates and strangles his victims, who are primarily women
Danish film director Lars von Triers "The House That Jack Built", about a serial killer, left some audience members "disgusted", prompting over 100 walkouts. The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on Monday night. "It's disgusting," said one woman as she left the screening, reported variety.com.
The House That Jack Built follows a serial killer (Matt Dillon) as he mutilates and strangles his victims, who are primarily women. The movie is extremely graphic. The scene that initially led to dozens of walkouts involved Dillon's character shooting a hunting rifle at two small children, as he blows their heads off. After that, a steady stream of patrons fled the theatre, many of them looking furious or muttering under their breath.
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