Young film director Even Benestad tells the story of his own father Espen Benestad who is a transvestite and seeks his son's acceptance.
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Title: Alt om min far (2002)
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Espen Benestad | ... | Himself (as Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad) |
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Elsa Almås | ... | Herself (wife) |
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Elisabeth Benestad | ... | Herself (daughter) (as Elisabeth Skaflem Benestad) |
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Liv | ... | Herself (first wife) |
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Even Benestad | ... | Himself (son) |
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Young film director Even Benestad tells the story of his own father Espen Benestad who is a transvestite and seeks his son's acceptance.
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transvestite | father | transgender parent | gay | father son relationship |Certificate:
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NorwegianRelease Date:
22 February 2002 (Norway) See more »Also Known As:
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This is one the best documentary's i have ever seen! The music by KAADA is simply great and brings an unusual atmosphere to the story. The characters truly touched me, and the last scene brought tears to my eyes. The director has something to tell and he can truly tell it with style and movement. It goes beyond the usual documentary style with it's funky dream like fiction scenes which takes you inside the characters in way I haven't seen elsewhere in a documentary. This is a remarkable debut by a young talent which I hope to see more from... The director also made some truly sweet commercials for norwegian television...