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25 k

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A gang of 4 Danish criminals are ordered by Færingen to steal a bag from a safe. When they see DKK4,000,000 in the bag, they keep it for themselves and head for Spain. They end up in a ruin of an old restaurant on Funen and renovate it.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA gang of 4 Danish criminals are ordered by Færingen to steal a bag from a safe. When they see DKK4,000,000 in the bag, they keep it for themselves and head for Spain. They end up in a ruin ... Tout lireA gang of 4 Danish criminals are ordered by Færingen to steal a bag from a safe. When they see DKK4,000,000 in the bag, they keep it for themselves and head for Spain. They end up in a ruin of an old restaurant on Jutland and renovate it.A gang of 4 Danish criminals are ordered by Færingen to steal a bag from a safe. When they see DKK4,000,000 in the bag, they keep it for themselves and head for Spain. They end up in a ruin of an old restaurant on Jutland and renovate it.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,5/10

25 k

MA NOTE

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Prix
- 3 victoires et 11 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Stefan (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) is seen eating in almost all of his scenes.

Gaffes
The rifle presented as a gift in the beginning of the film is said to be an AK-47 but is in fact a Romanian made PSL.

Citations
Alfred Jæger: What the hell are you doing? Are you shooting my cows?
Arne: I'm sorry. I didn't know it was yours.
Alfred Jæger: You're gonna replace that cow, I tell you that! What did you shoot it with?
Arne: Oh, just this Desert Eagle .50

Connexions
Featured in Dansk films bedste: På grænsen, Fester og Tro (2022)

Bandes originales
21st Century High
Music by Tim Christensen
Lyrics by Tim Christensen and Marcus Winther-John
Performed by Tim Christensen

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A lot of intranslatable humour

A lot of the humour in this extremely funny movie cannot be translated into English. One example: At one point Stefan is caught crying while reading a poem from the book that lends it title to the entire film. This causes some scepticism among his friends, who asks him exactly what he is reading. He then says that the book is written by one "Ove Ditlevsen". To a danish audience it is obvious, that the book actually is by the famous danish (female) author "Tove Ditlevsen", but none of our heroes seems to know her. The sensitive Stefan is backed up by Thorkil who insists that "Actually Ove Ditlevsen is one of this country's finest authors".