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Martin Buch | ... | Dennis | |
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Anders W. Berthelsen | ... | Carl |
Sidse Babett Knudsen | ... | Rita | |
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Tommy Kenter | ... | Anton |
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Birthe Neumann | ... | Elly |
Thomas Bo Larsen | ... | Finn | |
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Peter Aude | ... | Erwin (as Peter LEnnart Aude) |
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Samy Andersen | ... | Hassan |
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Rasmus Krapylovitsch von Bisse Sams-Dodd | ... | Rasmus |
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Hanne Løvendahl | ... | Kvinden ved bordet |
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Lone Wismann | ... | Extra |
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Søs Leimand | ... | Extra |
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Ingrid Rosendal | ... | Extra |
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Troels Asmussen | ... | Tankpasser |
Dennis and Carl are brothers who live on a small farm in the Danish countryside. None too bright, Dennis wants a girlfriend for Christmas. Carl makes sure that Dennis gets just that when he meets Rita at the local pub. She is on the run from her husband and she doesn't turn down the chance to hide away at Carl and Dennis's place. Written by Jack
I decided to watch this movie for one reason only: Thomas Bo Larsen. He delivers a great performance if somewhat short. I wont talk more about because then I'd spoil the movie.
The movie it self isn't the pinnacle of Danish film-making and if you're used to the renowned Danish directors as Lars von Trier and Bille August then you'll most likely find this movie rather crappy. It lacks all the things that make artistic movies. That said I liked Fukssvansen, It was funny and totally non-intellectual. And once in a while that's what I need to see.
I most likely won't watch it again, but I'm glad I watched it at least once.If I watch it again it's because it's on TV and I don't have anything better to do,