Til højre ved den gule hund

2003
1h 40m

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Michelle Bjørn-Andersen, Peter Gantzler, Jesper Klein, and Kaspartin Lønnberg in Til højre ved den gule hund (2003)

Architect Philip is 42 and divorced. He is living in the fast lane with a secret mistress, an impossible teenage son and a housekeeper. All is turned upside down, however, when Philip learns... Read allArchitect Philip is 42 and divorced. He is living in the fast lane with a secret mistress, an impossible teenage son and a housekeeper. All is turned upside down, however, when Philip learns that his father has died.Architect Philip is 42 and divorced. He is living in the fast lane with a secret mistress, an impossible teenage son and a housekeeper. All is turned upside down, however, when Philip learns that his father has died.

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5.8/10

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5/10

Close, but no cigar

Pleasant enough comedy-drama starring Gantzler as shallow architect Philip Hoffman, who upon learning of his estranged father's death, forms a relationship with an old playwright, who claims to have known his father well. Meanwhile, Hoffman himself has issues with his teenage son. Occasional absence of logic and ill-defined characters (Gantzler's in particular) mar an otherwise compelling and funny film, with Jesper Klein in his best part in years, and a welcome return to the screen for 60'es star Judy Gringer after a decade's hiatus. Jørgen Kiil's final film appearance.

**½