Caught Stealing: New York, Crimes, Baseball, and Cat
The trainwreck is hot but tame.
En forudsigelig fortælling om magtesløse mænd
In a near future, where a pill can extend only women's lives by 400 years, and men everywhere lose influence as a result, we meet the now-deposed Prime Minister, Kim Harding, as he gathers a group of aggrieved men behind him in an attempt to regain power and influence. Everything is going according to plan, until Kim's disciple, the younger, angrier and more idealistic man, Karl, wins over the group and challenges Kim in an internal struggle for power and honor. Life and death.
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In a near future, where a pill can extend only women's lives by 400 years, and men everywhere lose influence as a result, we meet the now-deposed Prime Minister, Kim Harding, as he gathers a group of aggrieved men behind him in an attempt to regain power and influence. Everything is going according to plan, until Kim's disciple, the younger, angrier and more idealistic man, Karl, wins over the group and challenges Kim in an internal struggle for power and honor. Life and death.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Bastian Laigaard Rasmussen, Frederik Paludan
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:Frau Film, Super16
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