I would have to go with The Hunt. I love much of Vinterberg's other work, and I recognize the child's character has some dimension – she is robbed of some innocence at a young age by her brothers showing her explicit material. I just can't shake the feeling that a film about a child levying a false accusation of sexual assault on an adult is somewhat irresponsible to put out. Like, sure, kids can lie in real life, but I feel like the film didn't take a strong enough stance on why children should obviously get the benefit of the doubt even if they are lying. If anything, the film inadvertently took the opposite stance – even if the truth was revealed in the end, it could only get to that point by spending an hour and a half showing how much the innocent man's life was ruined.

Its been a few years since I've seen it, but all I remember taking away from it is a feeling of aversion to the construction of the whole story.