Min søsters børn i sneen

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5 Danish kids go to Norway to ski with their Uncle Erik, as their parents must stay home. Their seasick uncle allows them to do as they please on the ferry; this continues at the hotel.5 Danish kids go to Norway to ski with their Uncle Erik, as their parents must stay home. Their seasick uncle allows them to do as they please on the ferry; this continues at the hotel.5 Danish kids go to Norway to ski with their Uncle Erik, as their parents must stay home. Their seasick uncle allows them to do as they please on the ferry; this continues at the hotel.

Director
- Tomas Villum Jensen
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- Michael Asmussen
- Søren Frellesen
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5.2/10

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- 1 win & 3 nominations

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Fritz Bjerre Donatzsky-Hansen in Min søsters børn i sneen (2002)

Peter Gantzler in Min søsters børn i sneen (2002)

Stefan Pagels Andersen and Mikkel Sundøe in Min søsters børn i sneen (2002)

Neel Rønholt, Fritz Bjerre Donatzsky-Hansen, and Benedikte Maria Mouritsen in Min søsters børn i sneen (2002)

Lotte Andersen and Peter Gantzler in Min søsters børn i sneen (2002)

Michael Asmussen and Neel Rønholt in Min søsters børn i sneen (2002)

Stefan Pagels Andersen, Wencke Barfoed, Peter Gantzler, Neel Rønholt, Fritz Bjerre Donatzsky-Hansen, and Mikkel Sundøe in Min søsters børn i sneen (2002)

Stefan Pagels Andersen, Peter Gantzler, Neel Rønholt, Fritz Bjerre Donatzsky-Hansen, Benedikte Maria Mouritsen, and Mikkel Sundøe in Min søsters børn i sneen (2002)

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Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #28.7 (2002)

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Når en sailor går i land
Performed by Lotte Andersen and Peter Gantzler.
Written by Erik Leth.
(Uncredited)

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3/10

A sequel of a remake - what more to add?

There are not many movies that needed sequels. Just a few of them were made worth watching. There are extremely few movies that needed remakes and even less of them justified their appearance.

This movie is a sequel of a remake... What more should be said? Yes, you can leave your kids alone watching it. If your leg is broken you can watch it with them (I see no other good reason but being unable to move with remote broken). The trouble is that in this sequel teenagers seem to be more highlighted, so it may be less interesting for youngsters. But you'll need armed guards to keep 21st-century-teenagers watch till the end of this movie.

So who is the target audience? I have no idea. Uncles maybe. I was a kid, a teenager, an adult, a parent, but never an uncle. If I were, maybe...

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