A Second Chance (2014) -

In Tristan’s squalid apartment, Andreas finds a neglected infant hidden in a closet, covered in filth. When a sudden, devastating personal tragedy strikes Andreas’s own home, he makes a split-second, morally compromising decision: he swaps his own deceased child for Tristan's neglected one, believing he is "saving" the boy while solving his own grief. Key Themes and Stylistic Elements GFF2015 Review - A Second Chance (2014)

The 2014 Danish thriller ( En chance til ), directed by Academy Award winner Susanne Bier , is a harrowing exploration of the blurry lines between right and wrong when faced with unthinkable tragedy. Written by longtime collaborator Anders Thomas Jensen , the film is a stark departure from the glossy Hollywood productions Bier had been involved with around the same time. Core Premise and Narrative Hook A Second Chance (2014)

The story centers on (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), a veteran police detective who seemingly has a perfect life with his wife, Anna, and their newborn son. His world stands in sharp contrast to Tristan (Nikolaj Lie Kaas), a drug-addicted ex-convict Andreas encounters during a domestic disturbance call. In Tristan’s squalid apartment, Andreas finds a neglected