In China They Eat Dogs
(1999)
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In China They Eat Dogs
(1999)
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| Dejan Cukic | ... |
Arvid
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| Nikolaj Lie Kaas | ... | ||
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Tomas Villum Jensen | ... |
Peter
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Peter Gantzler | ... |
Franz
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| Trine Dyrholm | ... |
Hanne
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Line Kruse | ... |
Astrid
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Brian Patterson | ... | |
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Søren Sætter-Lassen | ... |
Henning
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Lester Wiese | ... |
Richard
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| Jesper Christensen | ... |
Bartender
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Lasse Lunderskov | ... |
Jørgen
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Preben Harris | ... | |
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Slavko Labovic | ... | |
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Zarko Labovic | ... |
Onkel (Uncle)
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Arvid is a regular bank clerk, whose life changes radically when he knocks out the bank robber Franz with his squash racket. A few days later Franz's wife visits him lamenting that she needed the swag for an IVF. To obtain the money Arvid and his criminal brother Harald plan a thievery, which ends bloodily and drags them into real trouble. Written by Moritz Muehlenhoff <jmm@inutil.org>
If you liked Pusher you'll love I Kina Spiser De Hunde.Pusher was hard-hitting,realistic look at pushers life in the city of Copenhagen while this one is more of a action/drama/comedy but impressive and funny. Kim Bodnia is as great as always,Dejan Cukic delivers good performance as his brother and the rest of the cast is great. A lot of stuff is happening in this one and every situation is funnier than the previous.I loved it and I have seen it at least as many times as Pusher.It is more enjoyable,with more interesting characters (Vuk alone is worth the price of the film) and there's always something happening. If you like this one,don't miss Gamle Mænd I Nye Biler (sequel).Not as funny,not as entertaining but definitely worth a look.