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The Kingdom I & II - Original Broadcast Edition DVD

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Within the walls and labyrinthine corridors of a Danish hospital otherworldly events are unfolding. The tormented ghost of a young girl haunts the elevator a phantom ambulance appears each evening and the eccentric staff are preoccupied with secret societies malpractice cases and a pregnancy that has taken a frighteningly bizarre turn. Amidst the unfolding drama spirits and demons have awakened. Welcome to The Kingdom. Lars Von Trier's acclaimed series quickly achieved cult status and its reputation continues to grow. The Kingdom series 1 and 2 are presented here in... their original full length broadcast format. [show more]

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Released
04 July 2011
Directors
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Second Sight Films 
Classification
Runtime
573 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5028836032014 
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All eight episodes of Lars von Trier's wryly comic, and sometimes horrific, fantasy mini-series set in the neurosurgical ward of Copenhagen's Rigshospitalet, known to the city's residents as 'Riget'. The series follows the staff and patients on the ward as they experience various unsettling occurrences of both the earthly and the supernatural varieties. These happenings are recounted daily by a duo of hospital dishwashers, both with Down's syndrome, who discuss the bizarre happenings of Riget as they work together in the cellar. Stephen King later used von Trier's creation as inspiration for his 2004 mini-series 'Stephen King's Kingdom Hospital'.