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| Trond Fausa | ... | Andreas (as Trond Fausa Aurvåg) | |
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Petronella Barker | ... | Anne-Britt |
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Per Schaanning | ... | Hugo |
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Birgitte Larsen | ... | Ingeborg |
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Johannes Joner | ... | Håvard |
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Ellen Horn | ... | Trulsen |
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Anders T. Andersen | ... | Harald |
| Sigve Bøe | ... | Liten mann | |
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Hanne Lindbæk | ... | Vigdis |
| Ivar Lykke | ... | Kollega 1 | |
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Aldun G. Magnaes | ... | Gutt som kliner (as Audun G. Magnæs) |
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Mette K. Haugen | ... | Jente som kliner (as Mette Karin Haugen) |
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Hanne Dieserud | ... | Azur-kvinnen |
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Gard Petersen | ... | Forvalter 1 (as Gard Pedersen) |
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Benny Glaerum | ... | Forvalter 2 (as Benny Glærum) |
Forty-year-old Andreas arrives in a strange city with no memory of how he got there. He is presented with a job, an apartment - even a wife. But before long, Andreas notices that something is wrong. Andreas makes an attempt to escape the city, but he discovers there's no way out. Andreas meets Hugo, who has found a crack in a wall in his cellar. Beautiful music streams out from the crack. Maybe it leads to "the other side"? A new plan for escape is hatched. Written by Tordenfilm AS
Andreas arrives in a strange, inhuman place, where everything seems perfect. He's given a good work, everyone is kind to him and to everyone, and he really doesn't trouble too much even in finding a beautiful girlfriend. But in this no-named city Andreas finds soon that a perfect commercials-type world is really not a paradise. Really one of the better movies i've seen this year. The attractive plot is perfectly supported by a smart direction where every single component (cool desaturated photography; cold symmetrical design; unemotional acting; slow, highly controlled camera movements) helps in building an unique weird atmosphere that will keep the audience suspended until the end. A sarcastic, ironic, bitter comedy that made me laugh ant think, as only best films are able to do. Nothing new, probably, in the analysis of the modern de-humanizer civilization, but really a smart work with great surprising ideas that will hardly be forgotten from whom had the luck to see it. Simply beautiful the amazing scene in the metro underground.