The film “The Promised Land”, participating in the Venice Film Festival, seeks to win the “Golden Lion” award.
And the Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen considered, during the Venice Film Festival, where he is participating in the movie “The Promised Land”, that the prevailing confrontation in American cinema between the bad guys and the good guys is caricature, and does not reflect reality, calling for a different approach.
The actor, who embodies the character of the villain “Le Chiffre”, who faces James Bond in “Casino Royale” (2006), added that Americans “continue to resort to confrontation between the bad guys and the good guys.” (Venice – AFP)
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