Four friends, all high school teachers, test a theory that they will improve their lives by maintaining a constant level of alcohol in their blood.
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Another Round is a sort of-love letter to alcohol that, unlike so many films that tackle the subject of inebriation, acknowledges our modern obsession with intoxication with a refreshing even hand.| Read in full: Another Round (Druk) film review We Love Cinema
The performances are persuasive and watchable, especially Mikkelsen, the guys’ alpha-leader, who ruinously makes being drunk look pretty acceptable until it is too late.The Guardian
There’s some familiar moral teachings, but Vinterberg at his most meditative and earnest is a joy to watch.Little White Lies
If it says nothing new about the dangers of over-indulgence, Another Round is funny and rich, a fresh, perfectly played, clear-eyed take on middle age ennui. Intoxicating.Empire
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