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Director: Per Fly
Movie review
From Time Out London
The third entry in Fly’s trilogy examining Danish class structure stars Christensen as middle-aged teacher Carsten. Used to a comfortable home life and the familiar provocations of the classroom, he faces a series of challenges after the former student with whom he’s been having an affair turns political activist. Constructed with narrative assurance and boasting a strong performance from Christensen, the intense atmosphere reflects a deft melding of social context and the consequences of personal choice.Author: BW
Time Out London Issue 1835: October 19-26 2005
Cast & crew
Director: Per Fly
Cast: Jesper Christensen, Beate Bille, Pernilla August full cast
Genre(s): Drama
Duration: 100 mins
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