The lives of two Danish families cross each other, and an extraordinary but risky friendship comes into bud. But loneliness, frailty and sorrow lie in wait.

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Film Cast:

• Anton: Mikael Persbrandt
• Marianne: Trine Dyrholm
• Claus: Ulrich Thomsen
• Christian: William Jøhnk Nielsen
• Elias: Markus Rygaard
• Niels: Martin Buch
• Hanne: Anette Støvelbæk
• Lars: Kim Bodnia
• Social Worker: Tina Gylling Mortensen
• Doctor: Stig Hoffmeyer
• Runner: Camilla Bendix
• Doctor: Birthe Neumann
• Nurse: Susanne Juhász
• …: Elsebeth Steentoft
• …: Bodil Jørgensen
• …: Wil Johnson
• …: Eddy Kimani
• …: Emily Mglaya
• …: Gabriel Muli
• …: Mary Hounu Moat
• …: June Waweru
• …: Emil Nicolai Helms
• …: Rikke Louise Andersson
• …: Lars Kaalund
• …: Jesper Lohmann
• …: Paw Henriksen
• …: Preben Harris
• …: Lars Bom
• …: Mary Nduku Mbai
• …: Dynah Bereket
• …: Satu Helena Mikkelinen
• …: Camilla Gottlieb
• …: Simon Magaard Holm
• …: Toke Lars Bjarke
• …: Lucas O. Nyman
• …: Godfrey Ojiambo
• …: Evans Muthini
• …: Matthew Ondiege
• …: Nancy Akoth
• …: Alberte Blichfeldt
• …: Peter Flyvholm

Film Crew:

• Executive Producer: Peter Aalbæk Jensen
• Costume Design: Manon Rasmussen
• Production Design: Peter Grant
• Director: Susanne Bier
• Screenplay: Anders Thomas Jensen
• Producer: Sisse Graum Jørgensen
• Editor: Pernille Bech Christensen
• Director of Photography: Morten Søborg
• Casting: Lene Seested
• Co-Producer: Anna Anthony
• Original Music Composer: Johan Söderqvist
• Editor: Morten Egholm
• Script Supervisor: Susanne Falck

Movie Reviews:

• Andres Gomez: Good script, good direction, good photography and good performances, specially from the children.

  This story about bullying and problematic families would have everythiing if it wouldn’t be because it is too obvious and predictable. Almost, manipulative.

  I think I even liked it more because I’m starting to “understand” more and more the Scandinavian culture and its problems.