DVD: A Royal Affair, For retail & rental (Metrodome)

Saturday 27 October 2012 15:40 BST

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This rich, intelligent and moving Danish period drama tells the incredible true story of a German doctor (Mads Mikkelsen) who ministers to the mentally fragile King Frederick VI (Mikkel Boe Foelsgaard) and has an affair with Queen Caroline (Alicia Vikander) in late 18th-century Copenhagen.

As much about social reform as it is about bodice-ripping, it deserves to be ranked alongside Amadeus and Dangerous Liaisons.

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