Jul på Vesterbro (2003– )A comedy series about people, stories and Christmas in Vesterbro, Copenhagen, acted entirely by comedian Anders Matthesen. |
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Title: Jul på Vesterbro (2003– )
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As Christmas approaches, life is not problem-free for Stewart Stardust. He is running behind with the rent and faces eviction if he doesn't pay up, and when his son is released from prison Stewart must provide for him as well. But Stewart is a happy man: He's found a good spot for his hot-dog stand and expects to make good money in the busy month of December. So when the engine of his hot-dog stand is stolen, he is understandably upset. Luckily, the immigrant Kefir turns up to fix the engine for free, but are immigrants really so friendly, or is something fishy going on? Written by Peter Brandt Nielsen
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1 December 2003 (Denmark) See more »Company Credits
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Danny: Alright! Mom, dad want to talk to you!
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Lyrics and music by Anders Matthesen
Performed by Anders Matthesen
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In Stewart's basement there is a calendar. Though the series takes place in December the calendar is always on the November page. (It's magazine M!'s 2003 calendar and the girl on the November page is Emma B.) See more »Quotes
Stewart Stardust: [Danny is dressed up as Santa Claus and now he only needs his bag] Danny, get the old bag!Danny: Alright! Mom, dad want to talk to you!
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"Stewarts foderbræt"Lyrics and music by Anders Matthesen
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This is a very funny, hilarious, absolutely respectless and politically uncorrect Xmas calendar in 24 parts. A great tour de force from Anden but unlikely to have any chance with anybody not familiar with danish language and present social and political conditions. Story is of course completely unlikely but allows some very harsh satirical punches against the prevailing climate in the Danish discussion about Nationality/Globalization and general tolerance. Music/Songs are very good. Anders Matthesen has actually succeeded in transforming parts of his standup show and radio shows into a very seeable miniserie. I give it 9/10.