Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Iben Hjejle | ... | Liva Psilander | |
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Anders W. Berthelsen | ... | Kresten |
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Jesper Asholt | ... | Rud |
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Emil Tarding | ... | Bjarke Psilander |
Anders Hove | ... | Gerner | |
Sofie Gråbøl | ... | Claire | |
Paprika Steen | ... | Pernille | |
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Mette Bratlann | ... | Nina |
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Susanne Storm | ... | Hanne |
Ellen Hillingsø | ... | Lykke | |
Sidse Babett Knudsen | ... | Bibbi | |
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Søren Fauli | ... | Stemmen (voice) |
Søren Malling | ... | Palle Alfons | |
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Kjeld Nørgaard | ... | Claires far (as Keld Nørgaard) |
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Kirsten Vaupel | ... | Claires mor |
Kresten has moved from his parents farm on a small Danish island to Copenhagen in order to pursue his working career. When his father dies he has to move back to the farm, where nothing much has happened since he left. He places an ad in the local newspaper to get help running the farm and taking care of his mentally disabled brother. A prostitute named Liva, who is running away from annoying telephone calls, answers it. But running away from your past isn't easy. Written by Allan Simonsen
Mifune is a surprisingly easy film to watch, delightful in many respects and certainly original. The comedy is in many ways unique; nothing hits you in the cinema, but you still leave with a smile on your face. The acting is, in my view, superb, the locations fitting, and the plot; well, original and refreshing. If you need cheering up or it's a rainy day then I recommend this film. Very refreshing indeed.