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Gooseboy
Vigo is a nerdy teenage boy who lives in a fictional world and simulates a virtual game called “Gooseboy,” which enables him to become free as a flying bird. One beautiful day, to the surprise of the boy, a goose accidentally bumps into his balcony. It appears that the gander can speak human language, but sadly he is not able to fly. Vigo and the goose embark on a journey to the north and try to find and catch up with the gander’s flock.
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Vigo is a nerdy teenage boy who lives in a fictional world and simulates a virtual game called “Gooseboy,” which enables him to become free as a flying bird. One beautiful day, to the surprise of the boy, a goose accidentally bumps into his balcony. It appears that the gander can speak human language, but sadly he is not able to fly. Vigo and the goose embark on a journey to the north and try to find and catch up with the gander’s flock.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Comedy
Written By:Michael Wikke, Steen Rasmussen
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:SF Studios
Cast
Steen Rasmussen, Michael Wikke
Director
Thomas Refslund Ravn
Viggo
Szhirley
Mor
Frida Luna Roswall Mattson
Vigga
Nicolas Bro
Viggo Mortensen
Søren Malling
Togkontrollør
Rasmus Bjerg
Togkontrollør
Dario Campeotto
Flyveleder
Caroline Henderson
Blåbær Maja
Michael Wikke
Jæger
Steen Rasmussen
Jæger
Ulrich Thomsen
Knud Heinesen
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