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The wolf girl Tinke is Morten Køhlert's first script, which is an adaptation of the book "Hungersbarnet" by Cecil Bødker. The film may be assumed to be a children's film, but it is not true as the film tackles adult subjects in a grown-up manner.
Performances in the film are generally very good, and here especially Sarah Juel Werner.
However, the editing is at times crazy to say the least, and this is especially so at the start of the film.
There is a very strong flashback scene where the mother dies. I shed a little tear there.
There is a scene missing where Tinke is looking for her amulet on the estate.
All in all, a sensible film, both for children and young people, but it can also give something to adults.
- Family
- Drama
The wolf girl Tinke is Morten Køhlert's first script, which is an adaptation of the book "Hungersbarnet" by Cecil Bødker. The film may be assumed to be a children's film, but it is not true as the film tackles adult subjects in a grown-up manner.
Performances in the film are generally very good, and here especially Sarah Juel Werner.
However, the editing is at times crazy to say the least, and this is especially so at the start of the film.
There is a very strong flashback scene where the mother dies. I shed a little tear there.
There is a scene missing where Tinke is looking for her amulet on the estate.
All in all, a sensible film, both for children and young people, but it can also give something to adults.