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| Roland Møller | ... |
Sgt. Carl Rasmussen
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| Mikkel Boe Følsgaard | ... |
Lt. Ebbe Jensen
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| Laura Bro | ... |
Karin
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Louis Hofmann | ... |
Sebastian Schumann
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| Joel Basman | ... |
Helmut Morbach
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Oskar Bökelmann | ... |
Ludwig Haffke
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Emil Belton | ... |
Ernst Lessner
(as Emil Buschow)
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Oskar Belton | ... |
Werner Lessner
(as Oskar Buschow)
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Leon Seidel | ... |
Wilhelm Hahn
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Karl Alexander Seidel | ... |
Manfred
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Maximilian Beck | ... |
August Kluger
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August Carter | ... |
Rudolf Selke
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Tim Bülow | ... |
Hermann Marklein
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Alexander Rasch | ... |
Friedrich Schnurr
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Julius Kochinke | ... |
Johann Wolff
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In the wake of the Second World War, the Danish authorities force thousands of German prisoners of war to defuse the millions of mines buried on Danish beaches.
What an excellent movie! Good actors, wonderful scenes, great plot. The Movie brings the feels to the audience so you can feel with them. Every second is as exciting as the second before. Maybe one of the best films in Denmark. Especially Leon Seidel plays his role perfect in every way. And all other Boys and Guys and Women are necessary and play an important role for the film. Martin Zandvliet created an film for the past and the future which entertains and teaches everyone. The film includes a dark past of Denmark. Young Boys are forced to disarm mines and this will be a deadly experience. If you watch Land of Mine you will not regret it. Thanks to everyone.